Alternative to "Waterless Wash Wax Mop"?
I'm camping today and the guy next to me pulls out this waterless mop and starts cleaning his RV - one side of his mop is wet which he cleans with and then flips it over to wipe it off. His RV looks s...
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Trainer wrote:
et2,
Great Idea but you are only clean. You are not waxed and UV protected. And if you were carnuba waxed, your process just cleaned it off.
Trainer
My last fiver was three years old and looked brand new on the outside. Less than a 1/2 cup of vinegar in 4 gallons of water isn't going to strip off a whole lot. I never waxed the last fiver and got complements on its shine all the time. People thought it was new until the day I sold it.
Used the rv soap with the wax in the past, spray on wax also. Never again. The vinegar water looked way better when finished. Just keeping it clean keeps a lot of the degradation away. Don't give it time to set in.
I understand many feel the need to wax, as I did in the past. Modern finishes have come a long way over the years and can resist a lot of the UV problems of the past. Just keep them clean and bird crud off you be ok. Besides a few rain showers and your wax is probably almost gone anyway.
