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Effy's avatar
Effy
Explorer II
Jul 26, 2013

best wash/wax combo

Let me preface by saying I do not nor do I ever plan to wax my coach. I take meticulous care but I am just not doing it. Typically I use Rain ex wash with wax beads all in one. It does an OK job, but is there a better one step product out there? My unit is white gel coat with vinyl decals.
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  • Daboo's avatar
    Daboo
    Explorer
    Jul 26, 2013
    I use the Blue Coral was&wax to wash the coach..then once a year I had wax it with NuFinish..my coach is 10 yrs old and the paint looks new....
  • Popsie's avatar
    Popsie
    Explorer
    Jul 26, 2013
    hottubkid wrote:
    I think I have the easiest way. I drive it down to Yuma, Az. and they will wash and wax the coach and the car for $110.00. Worth every penny.
    Where do you get it done? Or if they come to the RV park, whom do you call?
  • dubdub07's avatar
    dubdub07
    Explorer
    Jul 26, 2013
    hottubkid wrote:
    I think I have the easiest way. I drive it down to Yuma, Az. and they will wash and wax the coach and the car for $110.00. Worth every penny.


    Plus the $500 in diesel it would cost to drive there and back.....BARGAIN!:p
  • hottubkid's avatar
    hottubkid
    Explorer
    Jul 26, 2013
    I think I have the easiest way. I drive it down to Yuma, Az. and they will wash and wax the coach and the car for $110.00. Worth every penny.
  • rgatijnet1's avatar
    rgatijnet1
    Explorer III
    Jul 26, 2013
    There are several similar products out there by Blue Coral, Turtle Wax, and others. They are all basically a water soluble wax and will work fine for most all painted and gel surfaces. As long as it is used on a somewhat regular basis(every 4-6 months), you should not need anything else.

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