WASH & WAX PRICING

Basic Rv Wash

$6.00 LF



Includes: spot free water washing with a soft bristle brush the roof, awnings, sides, rims & tires tire dressing

Deluxe RV Wash

$8.00 LF


Includes; spot free water washing with a soft bristle brush or  hair brush The roof vent covers removed cleaned Thoroughly


Replaced sides are washed with a standard car wash cleaner upon drying the RV motorhome travel trailer fith Wheel spray wax is applied to enhance the finish a UV coating is applied to your roof


Rims and tires washed tire dressing applied a UV treatment is applied to roof if Applicable

Premium Wash and Wax

Starting @ $14 - $16 LF


Includes brush wash the roof sides awning


Rims tires


A premium UV wax is applied with a Orbital and a foam pad wax is removed by hand using a microfiber cloth


We do apply a UV Treatment on roof where


Applicable


(Before starting we inspect for scratches to be removed)


While washing your roof we do inspect for possible damage, missing seals & caulking issues

Routine Cleaning That Stops Contamination Damage

Wash & Wax in Greater Tampa Bay for RVs Exposed to Bug Splatter and Road Film Between Trips

Bug residue, bird droppings, and road film contain acids that etch into RV paint and gelcoat when left in place for weeks between camping trips. Mpres mobile Rv detailing performs Wash & Wax service on-site at your location across Greater Tampa Bay, using hand washing techniques that lift contaminants without scratching, followed by spot-free rinsing and premium carnauba wax application that restores water beading and surface shine. This service addresses routine dirt accumulation and provides temporary protection, but it does not correct faded finishes, heavy oxidation, or neglected surfaces that require paint correction through compounding.


The process includes wheel and tire cleaning to remove brake dust and road grime, bug removal from front caps and windshields where insect strikes concentrate during highway driving, and thorough hand washing that reaches slide-out seams, awning channels, and trim areas where automated car washes cannot safely clean. Premium wax forms a sacrificial barrier that sheds water and makes future cleaning easier by preventing dirt from bonding directly to the surface.


Schedule recurring Wash & Wax appointments after each trip or monthly during storage to maintain your RV's exterior before contamination causes permanent staining.

What Regular Washing Prevents Over Time

Hand washing removes contaminants that automated systems miss, particularly in recessed areas around marker lights, vent covers, and roof edge transitions where dirt accumulates and traps moisture against seals. Premium wax application after washing creates hydrophobic behavior that causes water to bead and roll off rather than sitting in place and promoting mildew growth along trim and decal edges.


After completing the service, you notice that bug residue no longer requires scrubbing to remove during your next wash, water sheets off the surface in uniform beads instead of sitting in flat puddles, and the finish reflects light with renewed gloss rather than appearing hazy. Regular waxing slows UV degradation by providing a renewable protective layer that absorbs some sun exposure before it reaches the underlying paint or gelcoat.


This service maintains finishes that are already in good condition but does not restore surfaces showing chalky oxidation, fading, or swirl marks from improper washing. Customers needing paint correction should review the Oxidation Removal page, while those seeking multi-year protection should consider Ceramic Coatings after the surface is properly prepared.

Common Questions About Routine RV Washing

Owners maintaining RVs between trips often ask about washing frequency, wax durability, and how mobile service compares to campground wash stations.

  • How often should I schedule Wash & Wax service for an RV used monthly?

    Washing after every trip removes fresh contaminants before they bond permanently, while wax application every two to three months maintains water beading and gloss between more intensive cleaning sessions.

  • What happens if I only wash without applying wax?

    Washing removes dirt but leaves the surface unprotected, allowing UV rays and contaminants to interact directly with paint or gelcoat rather than being blocked by a sacrificial wax layer that takes the damage first.

  • Can Wash & Wax remove the chalky residue on my RV's sidewalls?

    Chalky oxidation indicates gelcoat degradation that requires compounding and polishing to remove damaged material and restore gloss, which is beyond what washing and waxing can accomplish on severely neglected finishes.

  • Why does mobile washing work better than campground spray stations?

    Hand washing with proper two-bucket methods and microfiber tools prevents scratching, while high-pressure wands at campgrounds often drive dirt across the surface and force water past seals into wall cavities.

  • Does premium wax last longer in Central Florida's sun exposure?

    Absolutely. Standard carnauba wax usually lasts two to four months in intense UV conditions, but our premium waxes are engineered specifically to handle Florida’s extreme sun. Our high-grade premium waxing offers 6 to 8 months of durable protection, while our specialized UV-defense waxes provide up to 12 full months of protection. Over time, the coating naturally and evenly wears away, keeping your paint continuously shielded against heat and oxidation

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