Protect All Spray

You must not travel much if you only have to clean your coach 4 times per year. I have washed my coach and then had it rain during the next days drive (often). I full time and that makes my experiences very different than the majority of RVers but I still stand by washing with water and waxing with wax. Please understand that I do not dismiss the fact that the procedures listed by the previous poster is a workable solution for each of their individual situations. I can only try to convey the information that relates to my particular situation.

I have been using Protect All for13 years,never have to wax,if I do have any mud I use a wet rag to remove then use protect all to clean up.I use it 4 times a year,never wax,the water beads up and off.I buy it from a neighbor by the gal,and I also cut It 50% with water ,works great,goes farther,and still does a great job.

Yep and I answered him on page 1 (Read the whole thread). Others have taken on the expected forum float requiring an additional post. OK, it was not required, I just felt like it.
I also had no disagreement with your post, I just posted information about what I do.

Bill.Satellite wrote:
My recipe is LOTS of water and LOTS of soap and then MORE water to flush it all away. IMHO, anything less is going to allow the grit to build up in whatever material (mircofiber, etc.) you are using to wipe the RV and create small scratches that will eventually cause the finish (especially clear coats) to degrade.

Agreed, and when you can't do that you...? OP asked about Protect-All.

My recipe is LOTS of water and LOTS of soap and then MORE water to flush it all away. IMHO, anything less is going to allow the grit to build up in whatever material (mircofiber, etc.) you are using to wipe the RV and create small scratches that will eventually cause the finish (especially clear coats) to degrade.

I use 8 oz. Protect-All, 2 teaspoons of wash and wax detergent, and roughly 32 oz.'s of water in a spray bottle to do a 'dry wash'. Spray on with and wipe/buff with a clean soft cloth. I like micro fiber type. You can adjust the recipe according to you situation.

Goldencrazy wrote:

Bill.Satellite wrote:
There are a variety of Protect all products. If you are referring to the Protect all Quick and Easy Wash then you should be just fine. It will work like the other dry wash products. My personal belief is that you don't have a protected finish like you would have if you wash and waxed your coach but it will give you a clean look until you can get a proper wash and your bi-annual wax job. Water is your friend when washing your coach but those selling this stuff are likely to start flaming me any second. I tried it and it does work. I just don't think it's a good long term option compared to washing your coach with soap and water.

Bill, Do you wax only every other year. I try to wax annually or i should say pay to have it waxed. With new coach I wait at least a year for first wax.

Well I meant twice per year. I guess that was the wrong terminology.

Protect All is a product line, one of the products is a cleaner wax designed for Motor Home (Automotive) use.. Beyond that I can not help you as I've not used that product but I am told it competes with things like RV-solution and Dry-Wash and Guard (Waterless cleaner/waxes) Do not know how good it is.

Sorry can't be of more help.

Cecilt wrote:
Does anyone use this to product to also "wash" their motorhome if it is just the normal dust/pollen, road spray from a rain storm. The spray bottle says it cleans but not sure if you need to do a traditional wash with soap and water first and then use this product. I certainly would not use it to get off mud but that is normally never a concern.

For just the normal road grim, sure - works well.

billyboy wrote:
I did use protect all yesterday, and it does remove light dirt and leave a wax look shine. Looks to be as good as any of your high price waxes ,jmo

Is this the product you used:

protect all

Here is what I plan to use to apply it which is what is used to apply the WashWaxAll product if you choose:

Aerospace Mop handle and Head

Since I normally wash mine monthly I normally am just washing off dust and rain spray. Might need more effort on the front and could use a QD first with a MF towel to remove the bugs but this should be easier to use monthly than a full washing and then waxing.