Good idea i think, but me personally i like to wash and wax my own stuff!!! There is a personal satisfaction of the end results when my buddies need shades to look at it with my Chrome truck too
I have washed and dry my trailer a couple of times and must say that I would have no problem having satisfaction with someone else doing it instead....but the budget is another matter.
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Great choice for "Living within my means" and camping for one...
Formerly owned 2011 Salem Cruise Lite 20RBXL & 2011 Toyota Tundra Dbl Cab
I'm in the Antelope Valley of Los Angeles County, and pay Dave's RV Wash $50 for a wash, and he just went to $250 for a wash and wax; used to be $200, but fuel and material are getting to him.
__________________ 2005 Georgetown 342DS XL, Full Banks Package
2005 Liberty Renegade 4X Toad
1989 Wrangler Sahara Toad
1984 19.5' Beachcraft i/o 5.o liter, 4-bbl (and you thought your Moho sucked gas!)
D/W Carole and Maggie the Teacup Lab (Black Chihuahua)
I've washed all of my previous trailers and wash my current trailer. My neighbor offered to was my trailer for $2.00 a foot, he's out of work so I thought it was a very fair price. He washes another neighbors trailer and does a very good job. I'm gonna take him up on the offer in the next few weeks.
We had our truck and 831RLSS, washed (roof, awning, etc) waxed and hand buffed in Orlando Thousand Trails by Hotties and they did a fantastic job for $260. Did a lot better job than the DW and I could do and they got the awning looking like it did when it was new. Only took the 4 of them about 2 hrs and they moved everything back where it was.
...but the budget is another matter.
2005 Georgetown 342DS XL, Full Banks Package
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