Each vehicle is thoroughly washed with a non-detergent soap to wash off all the bugs, dirt, road grime, tar, contaminants and other environmental pollutants without stripping any of the wax protecting your gel coat. Wheels and tires are cleaned, degreased and brightened. Exterior compartments and hatches are cleaned. Windows and moldings are treated with a liquid polymer protecting repellent before completely hand drying the RV with leather chamois.

Each section of the interior is thoroughly cleaned, vacuumed, and shampooed. The leather seats and all other vinyl are conditioned with a leather protectant leaving them soft and supple, no harsh chemicals or solvents. Wood is polished with citrus cleaner and conditioner.

The type of polish used depends upon the condition of the gel coat. If the gel coat is in perfect condition with no oxidation; and no polish is needed, then a pure wax is used. If there is light to moderate oxidation, cleaner polish and a high-speed machine polisher is required. For heavily oxidized boats, a heavy duty cleaner compound will be necessary to restore the original shine.
*Note: An RV stored in direct Florida sunlight without proper gel coat protection will begin to oxidize within 6 months to a year

Once the gel coat has been restored to its original shine the acrylic polymer sealant is applied to all the gel coat surfaces; (Polymer sealant offers the longest lasting protection available, providing up to 6 months protection, with the proper upkeep).