Washing and Waxing

I use ProtectAll...


The spray is easy for me to use.
ProtectAll is easy to find, I don't have to order it on-line like Collinite or some of the other fancy stuff that folks swear by.

Thats_Ok,
Which Clear-gel do you use??

Kalait wrote:


I will bring my trailer right over, a gel-coat would be great ;)

Well come on!
:B

Soft brush and dawn. If it is really dirty then elbow grease. I would not use a PW on my rv, will cause leaks and damage to graphics. Once it is clean, put good coat of polish and then wash it regularly. Good coat of polish annually helps keep it cleaner and easier to keep clean.

Thats_Ok wrote:

When I get bored I rub a gel-coat cleaner on the spotted sections.
I try to clean the trailer a section at a time so it isn't too much work.

I will bring my trailer right over, a gel-coat would be great;)

Kalait wrote:

How do you dry or keep spots from forming on the walls of your RV, currently there are spots on the entry side of the trailer. :(

I wipe the sections of our fiver that I can reach with a rubber chamois.

The DW had a 18" x 10" terry cloth pad for wood floors that we never used.
It's on a pole so I use that to wipe down the high sections of the coach.

When I get bored I rub a gel-coat cleaner on the spotted sections.
I try to clean the trailer a section at a time so it isn't too much work.

Thanks for your input, I will get a soft brush which fits in my bucket, a 5 gallon bucket which was in my garage with no purpose, it has now been given a purpose, "The Bucket" from which we gather trash, bleach the ends of sewer hoses and utensils which touch the black tank area. Wash the floor and other cleaning needs. It does get a heavy bleach after black tank contact. I have also added terry cloth towels for the jobs needed.

How do you dry or keep spots from forming on the walls of your RV, currently there are spots on the entry side of the trailer. :(

Been using a pressure washer for many years, but do not expect it to clean on its own. Get one that will mix a cleaning agent with the water and use a brush to scrub with and the higher pressure nozzle setting to rinse with.
Many people are fraid to use a power or pressure washer but they can be safely used. Stay with one that is 2000 PSI or less as suggested.
If damage is being done it is the fault of the operator not the power washer.

Just my preference.
I don't use a pressure washer because sometimes this can cause damage.
A soft brush on a long pole works for me.

Be careful with the pressure washer even the low end type when you buy one.

I would watch very Closely using a power washer...The force can do much damage to decals and seals,,, It sounds rough but..Joe