Happiness is a washed and waxed Class C

I must be doing it wrong. Only half done and a bit sore this morning. When can you start? ;-)

Extremist wrote:
Not much appreciation around here so thought I would post where I know people appreciate the work it takes.

Weather is finally turning here so despite camping one weekend at the racetrack already, I finally was able to wash and wax it after storage.



Too bad the picture was kind of blurry.

One question....

When can you start on mine? ;-)

derh2o wrote:
Question--how do you wax underneath the cab overhang? Specifically, in the center.

I use an "idiot stick". A sanding pole that painters/tapers use for ceilings. I have used a swifter in the past with microfiber rags mounted on it (the rubber holes will hold) but found the stick wasn't sturdy enough.

Just have to be careful the pole doesn't flip on you - happens when actually using it for sanding once in awhile.

To wax the cab overhang in the middle you would remove the sun roof glass... Everyone knows that..

Question--how do you wax underneath the cab overhang? Specifically, in the center.

Nice job, it looks great.

Did you ever notice, when you wash & wax the RV and fill the gas tank it seems to run better? :B

Now wash it when it needs wash with Blue Coral Wash and Wax and get the 10% bee's wax as then you won't need to wax it again.

Looks great!
I truly appreciate the effort required to do the job.
I am still procrastinating. Maybe this weekend...maybe.
Happy Trails!

Looks beautiful, this is on next weekends to do list before we head out June 1 for two weeks. Waxed the truck yesterday and the van this morning. Look so forward to waxing 96 lineal feet. Have fun this summer.

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