Washing full body paint
Our new Newmar motor home has full body paint. We've been told not to use the long handled car/boat wash brush that we have in the past since it can scratch the surface. I believe that a lambswool pad...
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I have used the brush and still do but a pad on an extension is preferred.
I rinse the brush and pad between use and dipping back, in the bucket of suds.
The brush mostly on windows and windshield.
Rinse it thoroughly before even starting. I use to decry pressure washers but on moderate and away from window seals and doors it will dislodge almost all grit and dust. it or a high pressure water hose is a must around lower edge and wheels. Newmar is right. I polished my coach once, never again, to get rid of spider webbing and worse. I will have to do the rear though.
I rinse the brush and pad between use and dipping back, in the bucket of suds.
The brush mostly on windows and windshield.
Rinse it thoroughly before even starting. I use to decry pressure washers but on moderate and away from window seals and doors it will dislodge almost all grit and dust. it or a high pressure water hose is a must around lower edge and wheels. Newmar is right. I polished my coach once, never again, to get rid of spider webbing and worse. I will have to do the rear though.
