Washing a Class A RV
So, my 2008 Winnebago Destination RV was finally delivered Saturday. I KNOW! To get here, it traversed the Eastern Seaboard, from Alabama to Maine, in basically a three day rainstorm. Thus accumu...
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okgc wrote:ferndaleflyer wrote:
Well since I just finished about an hour ago your answer is NO!----Soft brush with a long handle, good soap, (I use Dawn dish soap), and a magic eraser to get the well attached bugs. A good job takes awhile.
Dawn dish soap or any similar product will remove any wax on the MH. I recommend a brand name car wash product.
X2 on not using Dawn. Any dish washing detergent is about the worst thing to use on a car, truck or RV unless you're stripping off the wax in preparation to re-wax. I use a good quality car wash soap, or better yet a product called RV Wash n Wax. Cleans well and leaves a nice shine. My coach is a Newmar and they recommend using a lambs wool mitt. I have a hand mitt and one on an extension pole. Newmar specifically says not to use a bristle brush no matter how "soft" on full body paint coaches. Brushes will eventually cause spider scratches in the clearcoat.
