Cleaning up the coach

[MTHook]

I finally had couple days of no rain, we've had 40 inches in the last 6 months. Normal 52" for the year.
Anyway I started out to wash the sides, then looked at the roof, so I moved to the roof and scrubbed it down and rinsed, at that point I realized the we should have not parked under the trees after having the roof resealed, leaves stuck to everything.
After getting everything washed I applied the Reject sealer stuff too the front cap and Nu Finish to the sides and back.
I had planed to do the Reject all over then I saw that it lasts only 6 months.
I'm thinking next time I'll see if I can hire it done too much time on the ladder.
Anyway here's a couple pictures, can't tell much but it had never been waxed and was pretty dull, now it shines like a new penny

[Squerly]

Originally Posted by MTHook

Anyway here's a couple pictures, can't tell much but it had never been waxed and was pretty dull, now it shines like a new penny

What year is your coach, MTHook? It sure looks sharp!

[The Gritz Carlton]

Lots of Blood, Sweat and Tears, but looks great. Also, clean her out as well. I haven't had mine for a year yet but we just finished emptying out everything from the inside and "re-loading" for the Spring. I was amazed how much crap finds it's way to the back and bottom of cabinets, drawers and storage lockers over such a short period of time.

[MTHook]

It's a 2015.
The DW just reorganized the inside cabinets, I added a shelf in the cabinet over the TV which opened up a whole shelf in the closet/pantry.
The outside cabinets are on the list of things to do
We've only had it since Oct 18 and been out 2x, leaving 4/1 on a month long trip
Here's hoping we live threw it
Thanks

[The Gritz Carlton]

You will not want to come back home!!! "Can't we stay out for just one more week?".

[lazinskm]

How did the nu finish go on and off?

[Bob Denman]

It's great to be able to easily see the results of your labors!

http://www.thorforums.com/forums/att...1&d=1552514412

[JamieGeek]

I use Rejex on my whole coach every spring, but then it spends the winter covered so lasting 6 months works out ok for me. Usually its still pretty shiny in the spring when I go to re-apply it.

[MTHook]

Originally Posted by lazinskm

How did the nu finish go on and off?

I've used by finish for years on my trucks,boats and cars. If you use it sparingly it goes on easy and fast, wipes off the same . If you two coat it it lasts about a year depending on weather and # of car washes

[MTHook]

Originally Posted by JamieGeek

I use Rejex on my whole coach every spring, but then it spends the winter covered so lasting 6 months works out ok for me. Usually its still pretty shiny in the spring when I go to re-apply it.

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You are lucky to be able to store inside, our HOA say any building must have same or similar finishes. Our house is brick, I can't even guess what a brick MH building would cos,t