Best way to make white trailers white again?
Our 2011 Crossroads Zinger is starting to get dingy from years of towing, highway miles, and storage of the winter. Even with washing it a couple of times a year, it's still starting to get some of th...
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imq707s wrote:midnightsadie wrote:
take it to a car detail shop,it,ll come back like new and not break the bank.
Do you really think an auto-detail place will buff out, polish, and wax an entire travel trailer for a good price?? :h
I'm guessing you are way north of $500 to get that done...if not much more.
It cost me $350 to have my 35' fifth wheel washed and waxed, I don't think I will pay someone to do that again,
I had my 6' x 10' white enclosed trailer detailed and they tried so hard to buff off the dirt (it sat under a tree for a couple of years) they ended up taking some of the paint off, luckily they felt bad about what they had done, they had some one paint the damaged area at no cost to me.
