Wash Wax All

[viajante]

Just wanted to give a high rating to Wash Wax All. I finally took the plunge recently. It is not cheap , but, to my mind, worth the cost. Using the mop I did the rig in about the same time as washing it. However, at the same time, I was waxing the rig. It gives the rig a nice shine and protects the surface. No more climbing up on a ladder and taking 2-3 days to wax.

I liked it so much that I now use it on my cars. Hopefully no more water spots from my hard water.

Oh, I almost forgot......... their bug buster scrubber does a GREAT job at removing those nasty bugs and it does not scratch the paint.

[ncrowley]

If the coach is real dirty, you want to wash it before apply the Wash Wax All. Otherwise, I run a damp cloth over it and then apply the wax.

[dkreuzen]

The Wash Wax system is not real good if your unit is really dirty. When I start out on a trip with a clean coach (usually after a real water wash) I can keep it looking that way for weeks unless I drive through a lot of rain.
The system is not a wax per say, it's basically a tool that holds two micro fiber pads, one damp with the Wash Wax solution and one dry pad.

[Belgique]

And do you need to wash it the old fashioned way first? Their web site seems to imply yes but would prefer real world opinion.

[deandec]

Does the Wash Wax allow the user to just damp cloth wash and dry cloth polish the coach between applications like the Dri-Wash product?

That is a feature I like because it does not require a hose between semi-annual applications.

[ncrowley]

I also use about one spray bottle to do the coach but I always have a gallon on hand.

[jujububbajr]

Just used wash wax all for the first time. Wow, I could not believe how well it worked. Great stuff.

[viajante]

Weldon wrote:
Where did you purchase the Wash and Wax?

Got mine through Amazon Prime. However, you can buy it from the Wash Wax All website.

[viajante]

Strokenfiver wrote:
For all that have used the Wash Wax All. How much do you use for say a 35' class A. Would 1 gallon cover it?

I have a 35 footer and it takes about one 16 ounce spray bottle per cleaning. I always have at least one gallon on hand, because I also use it on my two cars.

[Strokenfiver]

For all that have used the Wash Wax All. How much do you use for say a 35' class A. Would 1 gallon cover it?

[Weldon]

Where did you purchase the Wash and Wax?

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smlranger wrote:

I don't think the liquid stuff works any better than some of the other dry wash stuff on the market (Dri Wash, No Wet, etc.) but the entire system with the mop is what makes it easy to use.

I have used other dry wash products and like Wash Wax All, particularly the fact that you can use on virtually everything, even glass.

I used to use Dri Wash n Guard. It works, but badly oversprays and the overspray leaves tiny white spots that get into deep cervices that makes them extremely hard to remove.

[smlranger]

I just did my rig this AM with Wash Wax All. We are in Newport, OR and several folks have commented on how great the coach looks. When we were in an RV park in Eugene, my camping neighbors wanted to know what I was using to make the coach look so great.

I don't think the liquid stuff works any better than some of the other dry wash stuff on the market (Dri Wash, No Wet, etc.) but the entire system with the mop is what makes it easy to use.

[John_S_]

Just got the gallon refill.

[mikey52]

Another vote for Wash Wax All. I polish and wax my coach twice a year and use this in between. Even with the wax I can feel the paint getting smoother after the Wash Wax All. The other thing with Wash Wax All is that it provides UV protection.

No, I don't sell it, but I have a couple of gallons on hand for the RV and cars. 🙂