Easy Wash & Wax...

**Thpose** · 09-26-2022, 09:11 AM

I just tried a recommendation for washing and waxing your rv. I'm very impressed. I bought the kit on Amazon for under $40. It's made by Aero Cosmetics, Wash Wax All. I have a 21 260RD. It didn't quite use a full spray bottle. I had all kinds of black mold and lots of black spots from either trees or bugs. You simply spray an area then wipe with one of thier damp micro towels. Very little hard scrubbing needed, then wipe dry with another towel.
The rv looks brand new. I never touched the gallon jug that came with the kit.
Another product that works great with no effort is Wet & Forget on the roof. I've used all kinds of products that didn't work. You spray it on then let it sit. In a few weeks the black mold is nearly gone. No scrubbing. You can get this at Lowes. When I figure out how to post pics, I will add them.

**Second Chance** · 09-26-2022, 09:31 AM

Yep - lots of threads on this and Wash Wax All has been a favorite of old-timers and full-timers for a long time. It was originally developed for the aviation industry.

Rob

**Thpose** · 09-26-2022, 09:38 AM

I wish I had found it sooner. Ive had several rv's and spent lots of wasted $$ and countless wasted hours cleaning. I like easy and inexpensive!

**Second Chance** · 09-26-2022, 09:46 AM

Originally Posted by Thpose

I wish I had found it sooner. Ive had several rv's and spent lots of wasted $$ and countless wasted hours cleaning. I like easy and inexpensive!

I use it on the car and truck, too. I have the RV kit with the extendable pole, special pads, etc. That's about the only way I can do a large 5th wheel.

Rob

**Tigger1** · 09-26-2022, 09:50 AM

Originally Posted by Thpose

I wish I had found it sooner. Ive had several rv's and spent lots of wasted $$ and countless wasted hours cleaning. I like easy and inexpensive!

I have been using that for years and agree with you. What I’ve also found is by using a shampoo in between applications that doesn’t strip the Wash Wax All will make it last longer. I’ve had pretty good results with Meguiar’s Gold Class Car Wash.

**Thpose** · 09-26-2022, 10:06 AM

I tried finding the pole separately with no luck. I've seen others that don't look as good. I just use a ladder but that would be easier.

**MoonShadow_1911** · 09-26-2022, 12:55 PM

Originally Posted by Second Chance

I use it on the car and truck, too. I have the RV kit with the extendable pole, special pads, etc. That's about the only way I can do a large 5th wheel.

Rob

^^^^^ This!

The extendable pole is made by Shure Line. The kit is with every penny!

**dryfly** · 09-29-2022, 11:34 AM

Is Wash Wax All safe to use on decals? I've always understood that using any type of a wax that is petroleum based will eventually damage decals.

Sounds like the best/easiest way to use it would be to wash trailer first, then go back over with the Wash Wax All.

**MoonShadow_1911** · 09-29-2022, 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by dryfly

Is Wash Wax All safe to use on decals? I've always understood that using any type of a wax that is petroleum based will eventually damage decals.

Sounds like the best/easiest way to use it would be to wash trailer first, then go back over with the Wash Wax All.

It is. Also, you don't have to or prewash the coach. Just use Wash Wax All.

**ajg617** · 09-29-2022, 01:49 PM

Originally Posted by MoonShadow_1911

It is. Also, you don't have to or prewash the coach. Just use Wash Wax All.

I have it in the pass thru but to busy towing and enjoying - 4K miles of bugs on the nose and was going to run it through a Blue Beacon tomorrow for a first cut, then use wash wax all when we get home next week and before last trip this year. Be about 85 days on the road and 40 sites (only one allowed washing) this year. Washed it in between long trips with baby shampoo (painful) while WWA was on back order. How does WWA do with bugs and tar?