Protect All Quick Rinseless Wash and Protect All

[dpgllg]

Hello.

I am considering using the Protect All Quick Rinse less Wash followed by Protect All All Surface cleaner.

I did search the forums and could not locate anything relative to these products,

The reason I am interested in these is I have no running water where my RV is stored and these seem like a reasonable way to maintain and protect my 5th wheel.

For those of you that have used these products are you happy with them?

Thanks!

Dave

[996Pilot]

I've been using Optimum No Rinse car wash for years on all of my cars/bikes. The stuff works fantastic, I highly recommend it. Highly concentrated a quart bottle will last for years. It leaves a superior polymer coating on the vehicle.

[MEXICOWANDERER]

I would assume the manufacturer would put a caveat on the label announcing precautions. This stuff has little if any abrasive action. It is a coating. The girls go atop Quicksilver during the coolest part of the year, Spring Break, and use three cans* after consuming 3 clay bars. Being the finish is Imron, I might be wasting my money on finish coatings but I'm chicken.

*In 1997 I purchased a 15 gallon quarter drum of this stuff.

[dpgllg]

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Sort of off-topic...



Not hype. The stuff does last a minimum of a year and brother does it make washing and bug removal (sea gull bombing range) a lot easier. There is a world o difference between "wax" and a polymer coating.

Is this safe to use on the decals? Will it help protect them?

[MEXICOWANDERER]

Sort of off-topic...



Not hype. The stuff does last a minimum of a year and brother does it make washing and bug removal (sea gull bombing range) a lot easier. There is a world o difference between "wax" and a polymer coating.

[rav]

very happy with the all surface cleaner- interested in what others will say about the rinse less wash- we full time and most campgrounds won't let us wash the camper.