When your in a park that won't let you wash
What tricks do you use to keep it clean. I see some guys using a long handle mop device with a changeable pad and some chemical. I know not to do this when it's really dirty but how about just to kee...
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rgatijnet1 wrote:Cecilt wrote:
^so you must never use a QD to get rid of light dust/pollen. I don't think anyone is talking about using a waterless product like WAshWaxAll or ProtectAll to wash a coach that has not had a bath in 6 months. But in between washes when all you might have is some dust and rain splatter these products will be fine. Just be liberal in the application of the spray.
Light dust and rain splatter is dirt and solid particles and it produces scratches in the paint when you rub it around with a dirty rag. You can use all of the spray that you want but you are still just picking up the dirt and rubbing it around. You are not washing the dirt off like you would with a hose and running water.
I agree about the "dirty rag"
I do not use a dirty rag I have large towels and changes sections of towel quite often, I use several for each cleaning depending on how dirty the coach is. That is merely following the instructions for use that come with W/WX/All.