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When I did the bus a year ago I used Duragloss Fiberglass sealer/polish. The gelcoat/paint is just about gone. You're just protecting the fiberglass/resin at this point. Get it painted or get some Marine quality gelcoat sealer and conditioner. Forget wax. It won't help the gelcoat or last a week. You could also try Rejex. It's getting pretty good reviews on a certain fiberglass car.

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Well, Mitch worked on the AC from 9AM to 9PM yesterday, and it was working when he left last night. We had some issues, and will need to do some more work sometime before Greenville.

Anybody know where I can get the bus inspected? The place in Four Oaks doesn't have a lift big enough to put it on, and they said it has to go on a lift for the new inspection process (whatever that is).

I know the Triangle Truck and Auto place here on 55 will do an "easy" inspection, no lift required, but they are far away for you!

I'd suggest any of the larger truck repair shops. Here's a Google local link with a few places you can call:

http://local.google.com/local?f=q&hl=en ... 33838&om=1

Try to find a place that doesn't require removal of the trailer. That's just a pain you don't want to habe to deal with.

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