RV pressure washer and detailing equipment

[Neal]

I defer to @redbaron as the master of RV detailing. In the past I've not done well with keeping up with the coach exterior cleaning, I have the wash wax all which I've only really used once but yes it did a great job. I finally found a compact yet powerful pressure washer that I've really enjoyed which is the AR Blue AR630 which I got from Amazon. It's not cheap and it's a bit heavy at around 68 lbs but it is compact and powerful and does an outstanding job on the RV. I keep it stowed in the slideout bay in a small rubbermaid bin along with a 50ft hose I got at Lowes and wand with I think a 12 inch extension.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007UUZGHK/?tag=rvf01-20

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I use a foam cannon with mr. pink wash. The foam cannon puts an even thick coat of wash on the coach and the bubbling action helps lift the dirt. I use a Mary Moppins 13 inch to do the washing. I use a 4 to 8 ft Mary Moppins extension pole which works great for the near 13ft high coach.

The next important item is a DI Rinse system. I chose the products from dirinse.com and I have the large pro 100 system that stays home and the half height pro 50 system that travels with me in the coach. I like that the DI rinse systems have built in bypass so when preparing to wash and foaming you can bypass and preserve the di rinse resin use and then when washing the soap off you route through the resin for a spotless rinse, no water blade or squeegee required, it's pure magic!

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Now I just have to find a campground that allows washing!

 

[redbaron]

I have found that most campgrounds allow washing if you tell them you are using water from your own tank that is special for washing spot free, amd that you are using a pressure washer.

Those that say no will usually allow front end washing.

2019 DSDP 4369 * Active Air * NHSO