Bob Moses Ceramic Coating Phoenix
Ceramic coating shop in Phoenix rated 5.0 by 564 reviewers, coating RVs, trailers and motorhomes.
Seven ceramic coating shops serve Phoenix, and six of them will come to your rig. The average rating sits at 4.8, which sounds good until you remember that most of those reviews come from people with sports cars, not thirty-foot fifth wheels. I paid extra for a coating once and watched it bead water for two summers. It is worth the money if the prep is done right.
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The sun here is not gentle. Fiberglass caps and sidewalls oxidize fast, and a chalky finish will not hold a coating. Any shop worth hiring will wash, decontaminate, and polish the surface before applying anything. Ask specifically how they handle oxidation, because a coating over dull gelcoat is money wasted. Two of the top shops here list oxidation removal as a service, which tells you they see a lot of sun-beaten RVs. The other issue is dust. Phoenix gets it, and it settles on everything. A coating makes the wash easier, but it does not make the dirt disappear. Plan on rinsing the roof and sides between washes, especially if you store outside.
Six of the seven coating providers are mobile, so they can work at your storage lot, driveway, or campsite. That is convenient, but you need to ask two things: do they bring their own water and power, and are they allowed to wash where you store the RV. Some storage yards and HOAs have rules about runoff and washing on site. Get that cleared before anyone shows up with a pressure washer. Bob Moses Ceramic Coating Phoenix has 564 reviews, which is a lot for this niche, and Almazan Detailing has 434. Those two are the volume leaders. The rest are smaller shops with fewer reviews, so read the recent ones and see if anyone mentions a full-size motorhome.
A ceramic coating is not a one-and-done. It needs a proper wash with a pH-neutral soap, and some coatings want a periodic booster. Ask what the shop recommends and what it costs. Also ask for the price per foot, not a flat quote, because a 40-foot diesel pusher and a 24-foot travel trailer are not the same job. Wax is still an option. It is cheaper and you can do it yourself, but it will not last through a Phoenix summer. If you go with a coating, get the warranty terms in writing and find out what voids it. Mobile shops here cover interior work too, so you can bundle the cab detail with the exterior coating if that matters to you.
Seven shops are listed, and six of those offer mobile service. The average rating across them is 4.8. Bob Moses Ceramic Coating Phoenix and Almazan Detailing have the most reviews by a wide margin, so they are a reasonable place to start your calls.
Yes. Almazan Detailing and Glazed Auto Spa both list oxidation removal. That matters here because sun-faded gelcoat will not hold a coating. If a shop skips the polishing step, the coating will fail early and you will be out the money.
Yes. Some mobile units carry their own water and power, and some rely on yours. Ask before the appointment. Also confirm that your storage lot or HOA allows washing on site, since rules vary and you do not want to set up a job that gets shut down.
Ask for the price per foot and what prep is included. A low quote that skips decontamination and polishing is not a deal. Get the warranty terms in writing and ask what upkeep the coating needs, including any booster applications and the cost of those.