Wow!!! OMG!!! Holy Cr__!!! If this lasts, I'm an extremely happy camper! The results are incredible! I did, however, change up my plan of attack just a bit.
First, I had some areas where caulking had squeezed out along window frames and joints, collecting dirt.
I used a plastic scraper first, then a toothbrush with Goo-Gone, then a rag.
After that, I decided to change the order a bit and start with the Bar Keepers Friend, since it does leave such a heavy residue, even after rinsing (it needs you to rinse with a brush or rag along with plenty of fresh water). I scrubbed every inch of the motorhome, including the cab, with BK using a white 3M scrubbie.
Here you can see how bad my cab was (although it did match the rest of the MH :)).
Keep these shots in mind when you look at the "after" shots showing the cab.
After the BK, rinsing with a "flow-thru" brush as I went, I washed the entire MH with TSP (1/2 cup to 2 gallons of water) and a brush, rinsing well.
All this was done on Saturday; took about 8 hours all total (although I also scrubbed my awning while I was at it).
Next post for the results...
We don't stop playing because we grow old...We grow old because we stop playing!
2004 Itasca Sunrise M-30W
Carson enclosed ATV Trailer
-'85 ATC250R, '12 Husky TE310, '20 CanAm X3 X rs Turbo RR
Zieman Jetski Trailer
-'96 GTi, '96 Waveblaster II