Getting the Class C washed
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Re: Getting the Class C washed
I would say most of us wash our own in the driveway or our parking spot if it is allowed. There are people that do the wash and wax thing but they charge $4-$6 a foot(yellow pages maybe). Do you have a car wash nearby with a bay big enough. Not the automated you drive through but the ones with a wand for Wetting Soaping Rinsing? There are so large truck stops that do have truck wash's agian yellow pages. If all else fails bucket soap brush rags and a kid.
LEN
I would say most of us wash our own in the driveway or our parking spot if it is allowed. There are people that do the wash and wax thing but they charge $4-$6 a foot(yellow pages maybe). Do you have a car wash nearby with a bay big enough. Not the automated you drive through but the ones with a wand for Wetting Soaping Rinsing? There are so large truck stops that do have truck wash's agian yellow pages. If all else fails bucket soap brush rags and a kid.
LEN
elkhartjim
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Re: Getting the Class C washed
http://www.bluebeacon.com/
I've heard pros and cons, personally I don't have any experience.
http://www.bluebeacon.com/
I've heard pros and cons, personally I don't have any experience.
DL Rupper
Senior Member
Re: Getting the Class C washed
We use a spray bottle of Fantastic Orange and a spray bottle of water. First you spray the Fantastic on and wipe it and crud off. Then spray (rinse it) with the water bottle and wipe off. You can do this any time it's warm enough to get outside with a ladder and elbow grease to wash it by hand. That's the Marine way. Comes cleaner than any spray wash or long handle brush and bucket of water can get it. Of course it takes much longer and uses many more calories, but is worth it every third time you wash the RV. :bleh: :laugh:
We use a spray bottle of Fantastic Orange and a spray bottle of water. First you spray the Fantastic on and wipe it and crud off. Then spray (rinse it) with the water bottle and wipe off. You can do this any time it's warm enough to get outside with a ladder and elbow grease to wash it by hand. That's the Marine way. Comes cleaner than any spray wash or long handle brush and bucket of water can get it. Of course it takes much longer and uses many more calories, but is worth it every third time you wash the RV. :bleh: :laugh: