MickDolphin
Apr 02, 2017Explorer
RV exterior Maintenance
Hello,
My wife and I are new to RVing. We decided to downsize and bought a 2000 32ft Fleetwood Bounder. My question relates to maintaining the exterior for functional as well as aesthetics reasons. I would like some comments/recommendations re: a scenario we just experienced. We had our RV "detailed" by an individual. Turns out, all he did was remove the oxidation and didn't wax or seal the RV. My question is; shouldn't that process have at least had some sort of sealant applied. Individual is telling me that he was performing a two part process I.E. he would come back in 6 months and then wax and seal the RV. That plan doesn't conform to any detailing processes I've researched. Please any comments/advice. I'm in the process of getting some of our money back.
Thank you,
The Brannigans
My wife and I are new to RVing. We decided to downsize and bought a 2000 32ft Fleetwood Bounder. My question relates to maintaining the exterior for functional as well as aesthetics reasons. I would like some comments/recommendations re: a scenario we just experienced. We had our RV "detailed" by an individual. Turns out, all he did was remove the oxidation and didn't wax or seal the RV. My question is; shouldn't that process have at least had some sort of sealant applied. Individual is telling me that he was performing a two part process I.E. he would come back in 6 months and then wax and seal the RV. That plan doesn't conform to any detailing processes I've researched. Please any comments/advice. I'm in the process of getting some of our money back.
Thank you,
The Brannigans