Easy Wash & Wax...

**MoonShadow_1911** · 09-29-2022, 01:54 PM

Originally Posted by ajg617

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?

Ouch. Since WWA doesn't technically use water, I've been able to "clean" my coach even at parks that say no washing, I just politely ask first.

As for bugs and tar, it works great on subsequent applications. Per the instructions (yes, this one I did read), it says to spray it on, let it soak and dry, about 15 minutes, then spray a small area and clean it. Once I've done the entire front cap, I'll wet the mop (that comes with the big kit) with the WWA and wipe it down and not dry it with the other side. Once it dries, then use a dry micro fiber cloth or mop head and wipe it down. Bugs come right off when I do that.

**Thpose** · 09-29-2022, 03:32 PM

It will get them off with a little scrubbing. I used a bug remover first to make it easier on the front.

**twin88rk** · 10-05-2022, 05:52 PM

Only way to go..... I use it on all my vehicles.

**ajg617** · 10-05-2022, 06:11 PM

Went through a Blue Beacon in Lodi, OH - did a pretty good job of removing most of the bugs and all of the road tar and then coated with green rainx. One more 2 week trip to go and then we'll break out the WWA.

**bhbery** · 10-05-2022, 06:45 PM

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.

As far as I know, it's water based. I use it on everything and love it! I do usually wash with soap & water first to get the grit off, then finish with WWA.

**Thorvald** · 10-05-2022, 08:01 PM

Thanks for this everyone, just picked up a kit and tried it out on the Roadster (aka MX5 aka Miata), did a pretty nice job so far as shine, will try on RV soon.

**Ric Buckner** · 12-08-2023, 02:26 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

What brand and where to buy the "RV kit with the extendable pole, special pads, etc"

**Hoopy Frood** · 12-08-2023, 02:30 PM

It's, Wash Wax All, available on Amazon, but they do want a chunk o'change for the kit with pole and such. You may be able to search around and find it cheaper.