Corrected before coated
Chalked fiberglass gets its machine time first, so the coating bonds to a corrected surface instead of sealing the haze in.
A motorhome does not fit at a car wash, and nobody wants to break camp just to get one cleaned. We come to wherever the RV is parked and hand it back ready for the season.
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An RV takes more weather than anything else you own, because all of it sits outside all the time. Gulf UV chalks fiberglass caps and sidewalls the way it chalks a boat hull, decals fade and curl years before the coach wears out, and every storm drags roof grime down the sides in the long black streaks every owner recognizes. It is all surface damage, and surface damage is fixable.
It's the same process our cars get, over a lot more surface.
A coating earns its keep faster on an RV than on almost anything else we work on.
Chalked fiberglass gets its machine time first, so the coating bonds to a corrected surface instead of sealing the haze in.
You can read how they work on our ceramic coating page.
Chalking quits advancing under the coating and the gloss holds through the sun it lives in.
Next season's streaks rinse away instead of setting in, with a fraction of the scrubbing.
Fall brings the arrivals, coaches rolling in off a thousand highway miles wearing road film and bug strike. Spring reverses the flow, with protection details before they head north or into storage so nothing bakes into the finish over summer. Hurricane season adds a clean-and-protect visit before the wettest months, June through November.
A storage lot with no spigot is fine, since we carry our own water and power, and we're used to working within gate hours and resort rules. Most storage lots have no wash bay nearby big enough for a Class A, so yours gets cleaned without leaving its spot.
Length is the starting point, and height matters nearly as much because it decides how much of the day happens on ladders. Oxidation is the third factor, since chalked fiberglass needs machine time that a well-kept one does not. A 24-foot travel trailer in decent shape and a 40-foot Class A with a chalked front cap are different days. Fill out our quote form and you'll get one number back. Many of our RV clients keep a boat at the same address, and we fold trailered boat detailing into the same visit.
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