RV DETAILING
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RV DETAILING SERVICES
All services include roof wash, awnings, windows, and wheels.
RV Wash — $5/ft
RV Wash & Spray Wax — $8/ft
RV Wash & Wax — $12/ft
RV Wash & Polishing — $24/ft
RV Buffing — $36/ft
RV Shield Removal — $1,500
Wheel Polishing — $50 per wheel
Ceramic Coating — Call for a quote
RV Wash & Spray Wax — $8/ft
RV Wash & Wax — $12/ft
RV Wash & Polishing — $24/ft
RV Buffing — $36/ft
RV Shield Removal — $1,500
Wheel Polishing — $50 per wheel
Ceramic Coating — Call for a quote
WHICH RV SERVICE IS RIGHT FOR ME?
When do I need an RV Wash & Spray Wax?
A great maintenance option when your RV is in good condition and you want added shine and protection after washing.
A great maintenance option when your RV is in good condition and you want added shine and protection after washing.
When do I need an RV Wash & Wax?
Best for an RV with no oxidation or fading that needs longer-lasting protection. We recommend waxing about every 6 months to help protect the exterior from Florida sun and UV exposure.
Best for an RV with no oxidation or fading that needs longer-lasting protection. We recommend waxing about every 6 months to help protect the exterior from Florida sun and UV exposure.
How do I know if my RV is beginning to oxidize?
Oxidation can make the finish look dull, hazy, chalky, or faded. Dark colors may begin losing their depth and reflection.
Oxidation can make the finish look dull, hazy, chalky, or faded. Dark colors may begin losing their depth and reflection.
When do I need RV Wash & Polishing?
Polishing is recommended for painted RVs with spider webbing, light scratches, severe water spots, or for gel-coat RVs with light to moderate oxidation.
Polishing is recommended for painted RVs with spider webbing, light scratches, severe water spots, or for gel-coat RVs with light to moderate oxidation.
When do I need RV Buffing?
Buffing is intended for more significant correction, such as medium to heavy oxidation, fading, or a finish with little to no visible reflection.
Buffing is intended for more significant correction, such as medium to heavy oxidation, fading, or a finish with little to no visible reflection.
What's the difference between polishing and buffing?
Polishing is a lighter correction process used to improve gloss and address minor imperfections. Buffing is a more intensive restoration process for heavier oxidation and more significant surface defects.
Polishing is a lighter correction process used to improve gloss and address minor imperfections. Buffing is a more intensive restoration process for heavier oxidation and more significant surface defects.
READY TO GET YOUR RV LOOKING ITS BEST?
Request a quote to schedule your mobile RV detailing service.