Mobile RV wash & wax

[sheridany]

Originally Posted by Ehochuli85

We installed a pressure washer in our RV, so we wash it whenever it needs it. (Actually, we had an RV service dept. install it, but it's certainly something you can do yourself.) We have a 45' Newmar London Aire, and there was room for installation in the front compartment next to the generator, but there are lots of options in the cargo bays. There are pressure washers specifically made to be installed in RVs. Ours is The Road Wave Pressure Washing System, and we included deionized water for rinsing, so we don't have to dry the coach after washing . . . the GREATEST thing in the world. (Hand drying a 45' RV is not in my job description for retired!!) https://www.portablewaterdi.com/shop...washing-system

We've had this setup for a year now, and it's fantastic. As you know, many RV Parks don't allow washing on site, but that's not a problem, because the pressure washer will work off either onboard water or an external faucet. So if we're dirty, but the park we're going to doesn't allow onsite washing, we just pull over in an empty lot or parking lot and wash and rinse it with water from our onboard tank.

Would you share some pictures of your washer deionizer setup? I am trying to figure out where to put mine. How do you connect to the water tank?

[micbob4]

Originally Posted by redbaron73

I waited 90 days before doing major paint correction, polish, and ceramic coating.

Attached are before and after.

I have an on board pressure washer and DI water system so I can do my own washing.Attachment 231204Attachment 231205

Hi, This is exactly what we have going on in our paint. I did use a microfiber cloth to dry and think it may have came from that. Same swirling scratches. How do you remove? Looks great. Was looking to a detailer to remove ours. Our 2018 Baystar is 8 months old and we haven't waxed yet. Wanted to get scratches removed first. Thanks

[gkebb]

Looking for a good wash and wax in Nappanee. Any suggestions?