Let's Talk Caravans & Motorhomes, how do you clean yours?

[cockykat27]

Hey, fellow adventurers and road trippers!

I have recently bought an Elddis Affinity, and I'm looking for some help on how to clean/ keep it clean.

I'd love to hear about how you do it.

Any help would be great.
Thanks Kat 😁

[Steve Kimberley]

Any half-decent wash & wax, and a bit of Silky on the inevitable black streaks always did the job for me.
Might be worth doing a home ceramic coating job on it too, but not essential.
I had a free Diamondbrite ceramic job done on my last new moho, but I'm not sure I'd have paid for it.

[cockykat27]

Steve Kimberley said:

Any half-decent wash & wax, and a bit of Silky on the inevitable black streaks always did the job for me.
Might be worth doing a home ceramic coating job on it too, but not essential.
I had a free Diamondbrite ceramic job done on my last new moho, but I'm not sure I'd have paid for it.

Amazing. Thank you for this. Would you say silk is like a tar remover? Would you say a wax would be easier instead of a ceramic coating?

[LeighW]

The front and rear grp panels on my 2020 Sprite had gone quite dull and black streaks were a pig to remove. I assume the first owner had never used anything to coat or protect it. I've tried quite a few products, but in the end Autoglym Super Resin with a DA polisher worked best to polish it to a shine, I then coated it with Autoglym Ceramic Spray. I use Autoglym Ceramic Wash and Protect to wash it, it's working well.

[stevemcs]

Snow foam, well built hamber touchless, then any decent spray sealent - infinity wax, gtechnic, gyeon wet coat etc. tyres are dressed with carpel retyre, plastics with Koch chemie plastar, wipe down infinity wax or gtechnic c2v3