Whoa, how much to wash my rig again...???
Here in Fairview, Oregon at a nice park and often saw a local RV washing service in the park. Usually took a couple workers a couple hours to do a rig as big as mine. So called them up to get a quote ...
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2oldman wrote:
--Snip--I had a complete wash and wax job, and it was machine-buffered over every square inch. A lot of work. Cost more than $500 and looks brand-new. I've had the spray on wipe off jobs, for $400, and they do ok, but not compared to a complete wax and buff.
Compared to Southern CA prices, I think you have a bargain, depending on the kind of job that's done. You can call me a sucker, but I'm also not a sucker for cheap jobs that look good for a couple months. I really don't think a high-school kid is going to do a very good job.
I hear ya, 2Oldman, but I'd watched this crew work on 2 rigs very close to me, one right next door, and they never used a tool more complicated than a brush on a pole. If I'd seen them using a buffer, than I might have reconsidered. They were no better than some highschool kid you watch carefully, and give plenty of instructions too.
