Elite Auto Detailing
Nampa detail shop with a 4.9 rating and 138 reviews, handling RVs, trucks, boats and more.
A ceramic coat on a big flat fiberglass side is an expensive bet, and Nampa has only a handful of shops willing to take it on. Three ceramic coating services show up here, and two of them will come to your storage spot. The average rating sits at 4.9, though that number leans hard on one busy shop with 138 reviews. Ask what prep is included before you agree to anything.
Nampa detail shop with a 4.9 rating and 138 reviews, handling RVs, trucks, boats and more.
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Three coating services are listed in Nampa, and the same three also do wax work, which tells you something useful. A shop that only coats is rare. Most of these crews will tell you straight whether your gelcoat needs oxidation removal first or whether a wax job gets you through another season. Two of the three are mobile, so they can work at your storage yard or driveway instead of you driving a 35 footer across town. Two also list roof cleaning. That matters more than people think, because a coated roof sheds dirt better and stays cooler in an Idaho summer.
Elite Auto Detailing carries the volume, with a 4.9 average across 138 reviews, and lists oxidation work and fleet service. That oxidation line is the one to care about if your front cap has gone chalky white. Coating over chalky gelcoat is money burned. 1st Choice Mobile Auto Detailing runs a 4.7 across 35 reviews and comes to you. Gemstar Auto Detailing holds a 5.0, but on just 2 reviews, so treat that score as a starting point rather than proof. Gemstar does list insurance, which is worth asking about when someone is climbing around your roof with a polisher.
Get the price per foot in writing, not a flat quote for an RV. A 24 foot Class C and a 40 foot fifth wheel are different jobs. Ask whether they bring their own water and power, since mobile setups vary and a storage lot may not have a spigot. Ask what coating product they use and what the upkeep looks like. Ceramic does not mean never wash again. It means easier washing, and it still wants a gentle soap and no automatic brushes. If you wash at home, check your HOA or park rules first, because some places restrict runoff.
Three ceramic coating services are listed here, and all three also offer wax and wash work. Two of the three are mobile, meaning they travel to your location. The average rating across them is 4.9, though most of that comes from one shop with 138 reviews.
Yes, two of the three are mobile services. Confirm they have access to water and power at the site, or that they bring their own. Some storage yards restrict work on the property, so clear it with the manager before scheduling.
Usually, if the fiberglass has gone chalky or dull. A coating bonds to clean, corrected gelcoat, not to oxidized surface. Elite Auto Detailing lists oxidation work, so start there if your cap looks faded. Skipping this step means the coating fails early.
It depends on the product and how the RV is stored. Covered storage and regular gentle washing stretch the life. Outdoor storage in Idaho sun and winter road salt shorten it. Ask the shop for their specific product's expected life and what washing routine keeps it intact.