Cleaning the Class A while using it?
How do RV users keep them clean when using them? Most campgrounds don't allow you to clean them while camping. Inevitably we will end up driving in the rain thus getting them filthy. So how do yo...
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Busskipper wrote:
Remember we are cleaning a "HOUSE" not a Classic Car.
May not be for everyone but has worked well for me for the last 15 + years.
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Actually, you're not washing a house, a house is completely different materials. A RV is more expensive then most classic cars , but the paint is the same (if you have full body paint), it should be treated the same when it comes to washing. That's the step where you do the most damage.
You have limited amount of clear coat on the paint and it should be treated correctly. It's not hard to wash the RV/ cars correctly. But most people don't know how to wash automotive paint correctly.
There is no shortage of RVs out there that look like hell from being improperly cared for, having peeling clear coat and are just a rolling swirl mark.
Many people don't care what it looks like for the most part, same for their cars. So do what you want. But that certainly comes into play when you're selling.
California duster = cringe...
