Washing your class A
I purchased my rig in March. I enjoy taking care of the things I love. I have washed the outside about 6 times already. I love it looking clean and glossy before a trip and like to clean the gunk off ...
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I wash mine when it is really dirty with Turtle Wax Zip Wax car wash. I use a Swobbit on an extended pole as most brushes, even those advertised as 'soft' will put small swirl marks in the clear coat. Roof gets washed at least 3 times per year and coated with 303 twice. I use a squeege on a pole to get most of the water off after washing and a synthetic chamois to wipe the lower sections and any chrome and the windows.
Aluminum wheels get polished with Wicked Metal Polish at least twice a year.
Between washings (if it is not really cruddy/muddy and primarily dusty, I use a waterless product called No Wet which is a dry wash and wax that is best used with microfiber rags/towels. It does not scratch and leaves a really nice shine.
Now as I get older, I am hating to drag the ladder around the coach so I just ordered the kit from Aero Cosmetics that is recommended by many on this forum. It uses a reversible microfiber mop and Aero's own blend of waterless wash/wax formula. It was developed for the aircraft industry. I am anxious to try it.
Aluminum wheels get polished with Wicked Metal Polish at least twice a year.
Between washings (if it is not really cruddy/muddy and primarily dusty, I use a waterless product called No Wet which is a dry wash and wax that is best used with microfiber rags/towels. It does not scratch and leaves a really nice shine.
Now as I get older, I am hating to drag the ladder around the coach so I just ordered the kit from Aero Cosmetics that is recommended by many on this forum. It uses a reversible microfiber mop and Aero's own blend of waterless wash/wax formula. It was developed for the aircraft industry. I am anxious to try it.
