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- rockhillmanorExplorer III've never had hard water spots left when using the fulltimers choice rv wash. and I am often washing it at CG's with nasty mineral laden well water.
- LynnandCarolExplorerBlue Coral from Walmart! It is a wash and wax. Spray down the side of the RV, then wash with Blue Coral using a bucket/long handle brush, then sponge wipe. Your Done.
- Charlie_D_ExplorerRejex
- RAS43Explorer IIII use a towel to dry the trailer before the spots can dry. I wrap it around the brush head of the long handled wash brush.
Maguires Cleaner/Wax will shine the unit and removes any spots. - Bob_VaughnExplorerNope does not take the water spots off....
- Darryl_RitaExplorerDon't forget some of this:
- Bob_VaughnExplorerWhat about the mineral spots left from the water used to rinse the soap off??
- donn0128Explorer IIWhat do you use on your cars and trucks?
- rockhillmanorExplorer III only use Macguire's or Mother's for the waxing.
And for in between I wash with Full timers Choice RV wash. Which really does a good job of cleaning and also leaves a REAL nice shine when done. A lot more so than regular car wash/wax products.
This is the best one I found.
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