Wash Wax All?

[Garry_Gayle]

I would like to hear comments (good or bad) from actual users of the product WashWaxAll. I know it's not cheap and I know there are other products similar, just want your evaluation of the product; or a comparison to a similar product.

[Garry_Gayle]

I think I am going to place an order, just got to try it. Thanks for all the replies.

[ncrowley]

I purchase it by the gallon and you do not use a lot when you put in on. I probably go through a gallon every few years and I use it on the RV and the cards

[dons2346]

ChopperBill wrote:
How much is pricey!?

Look HERE

[FlatBroke]

How much is pricey!?

[Thunder_Mountai]

Posting again on this thread. It is pricey, but for a light cleaning, it beats the heck out of dragging the power washer out of the garage and washing the beast down. Also, waterless does a much better job for a light cleaning.

[Garry_Gayle]

I am thinking it's probably cheaper than hiring it done since most rv parks do not allow washing except maybe by their select vendors. The cost and effectiveness of using a car wash is ridiculous and no way will I use a truck wash. I am only thinking while on the road but when home I will do it myself. The other current issue is the drought in CA restricting water use this would be the ticket to keep it clean, the 5er is parked outside and by a gravel road.

[crcr]

jwmII wrote:

crcr wrote:
To those who have been using this product, based on how much you use to clean your RV (for a single application), could you give an estimate of cost of product used along with the size and type of your RV?







I don't know about others but I find the cost of the product irrelevant when you see the good job it does and the satisfaction it brings. Pricey, Yes. Worth it, yes.

Thanks anyway, but costs are relevant to me.

[jwmII]

crcr wrote:
To those who have been using this product, based on how much you use to clean your RV (for a single application), could you give an estimate of cost of product used along with the size and type of your RV?







I don't know about others but I find the cost of the product irrelevant when you see the good job it does and the satisfaction it brings. Pricey, Yes. Worth it, yes.

Thanks!

[crcr]

To those who have been using this product, based on how much you use to clean your RV (for a single application), could you give an estimate of cost of product used along with the size and type of your RV?

Thanks!

[Garry_Gayle]

Great info, Thanks

[ncrowley]

I have used it for about 5 years and I think it is worth the cost. It does a great job and it is easy to use. I use it on the coach and on my cars. I have also used it on Corian Countertops - works great! I have the extending pole and heads. It makes it easy to clean the parts I cannot reach easily.

[dkreuzen]

I have had mine for about 3 years. Great product.

[flamingstar]

I have had used this product for three winters in Austin, Texas. It handles light dust and pollen very well.

When I arrive in Austin, TX in late December from Minnesota, I wash my 5th wheel with soap and water to remove Snow and salt residue, from then on Wash wax all every two weeks keeps the trailer looking like new. I also apply an application of Protect All once a year for added protection.

[jwmII]

I presently have the complete setup with the pads and the neat extendable handle. Pricey is an understatement. It was developed for the aircraft folks and thus I believe the high prices were born.
All the stuff including chemicals are of good quality and work as advertised. I would recommend it and do use mine regularly.
I ordered mine from Aircraft Spruce in Corona Ca.