How do you wash/wax your trailer

[toolman.dustin]

This is an interesting thread about washing your trailer.

https://www.mygrandrv.com/forum/show...m_medium=email

I think I'll order the list of supplies Jerryr lists. I need to find a good way to wash my TT once in awhile.

Dustin

[007matman]

Foam Cannon and large extendable brush with regular car wash soap works great. I never use high pressure.

Then I'll hit it once a year with the Meguiars ceramic wax product. It's a great product because you just spray it on and rinse it off. Leave a long lasting shine..I'll go through a full bottle but it's much easier than hand waxing.

[toolman.dustin]

Originally Posted by 007matman

Foam Cannon and large extendable brush with regular car wash soap works great. I never use high pressure.

Then I'll hit it once a year with the Meguiars ceramic wax product. It's a great product because you just spray it on and rinse it off. Leave a long lasting shine..I'll go through a full bottle but it's much easier than hand waxing.

Thanks for the reply: I read a bunch of Amazon reviews for the Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax (HCW). The process sounds relatively easy to apply.
Some of the black decals on my trailer have started streaking onto the fiberglass siding. Any ideas on how to remove the streaking before I apply the HCW?

[007matman]

Originally Posted by toolman.dustin

Thanks for the reply: I read a bunch of Amazon reviews for the Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax (HCW). The process sounds relatively easy to apply.

Some of the black decals on my trailer have started streaking onto the fiberglass siding. Any ideas on how to remove the streaking before I apply the HCW?

All I've ever used is maybe a bug scrub sponge. Occasionally, when it's really bad, some denatured alcohol on a rag.

You're streaking may be different than mine though. Fine it a try. The alcohol won't hurt the paint.