We've owned our 37FS for a year. We've put 24,000 miles under its wheels and the only thing that seems to enjoy our Seneca more than us is the bugs. Keeping it clean is a challenge, but I've been very satisfied with Turtle Wax's Bug and Tar Cleaner. The front has the "Diamond Shield" on it, but it is still a suicide magnet for bugs. The Bug and Tar Cleaner does the trick.
I've kind of compared the paint job to a "clear coat" more than just a painted surface and real just work at keeping it clean, more than polishing it. The shine seems to be easy to keep.
Above the cab is the challenge. I've even balanced myself on the engine and radiator supports to really clean that area, but can't keep that going. I use a telescoping brush handle and that has worked poorly. The guy at the dealership had a heavy, strong, wooden brush handle and I think he was able to transfer his energy much easier.
Timely subject, thanks.
Looking forward to hearing other people's experiences.
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Smooth Sailing,
Ric and Jan Golding
Southern Illinois
2016 Jayco Seneca 37FS
2016 Chevrolet Traverse
2018 Cheverolet Silverado
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