Rex Hand Wash
Tampa hand wash and detailing shop with a 5.0 rating from 103 reviews, serving RV owners in New Tampa and nearby.
Tampa sun is hard on gelcoat, and a coach parked outside here shows it fast. Five ceramic coating shops serve the area, averaging 4.8 stars, and three of them come to you. That matters when your rig is 40 feet long and the driveway is tight. Ceramic isn't wax with a fancier label, and the prep before the coating goes on is where most of the money and most of the complaints live. Get that part straight first.
Tampa hand wash and detailing shop with a 5.0 rating from 103 reviews, serving RV owners in New Tampa and nearby.
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A ceramic coat is a semi-permanent layer that bonds to the fiberglass or paint and sheds water and dirt better than wax. The catch is prep. Oxidation, old wax and swirls have to come off before anything gets applied, or you have sealed the ugly in for a couple of years. Ask what paint correction is included and what it costs on its own. On a faded front cap or a chalky rear panel, that step is the whole job. A shop that quotes a coating without talking about de-oxidation first is quoting you a wax job with better marketing.
Rex Hand Wash holds a 5.0 across 103 reviews and handles ceramic, wash and wax, with interior work available. Blaze Detailing sits at 4.9 on 53 reviews and is mobile, which helps if your coach lives behind a gate. Fred's Mobile Detailing runs 4.8 on 103 reviews and lists oxidation removal and roof work among its services, useful on a Florida coach that has sat through a few rainy seasons. Collado Detailing is 5.0 on a smaller 15 reviews. Fwea Mobile Detailing is 4.5 on 22 and is insured. Small review counts are not a red flag on their own, but ask for photos of coated RVs, not tow trucks.
Ask for the price per foot before anyone touches the coach, and ask whether that figure covers the roof, the cap and the wheel wells. Mobile operators should tell you upfront whether they bring their own water and power or hook into yours, because that changes the quote. Ceramic upkeep is simple but real: gentle soap, no automatic brushes, and a spray sealant once or twice a year if you want the beading to hold. If you plan to wash at home, read your HOA rules and local water restrictions first. Some Tampa-area communities restrict runoff, and a mobile detailer who recaptures water sidesteps the argument.
Five shops list ceramic coating in Tampa, with an average rating of 4.8. Three of those are mobile and will come to your coach. Ten more nearby listings show up if you widen the search beyond the city, which is worth doing if you store the RV outside Tampa proper.
At least one does. Fred's Mobile Detailing lists oxidation removal among its services, and its 4.8 rating comes from 103 reviews. For the others, ask directly. Oxidation removal is usually a separate line item from the coating, and on a chalky coach it is the step that decides how the finish looks in two years.
Some can. One Tampa listing specifically mentions roof cleaning, and Fred's includes it in its service list. Roof work matters on a coach stored outdoors, since dirt and sap run down onto the sides and undo the look of a fresh coat. Confirm roof pricing separately from the sides.
It lasts longer, but Florida sun is unforgiving to any finish. Wax needs reapplying far more often here, so many owners pay the ceramic premium for the intervals rather than the shine. Either way, prep and de-oxidation come first, and a cheap coating over dull fiberglass will look cheap.