Absolutely Mint Auto Detailing
Veteran-owned Oakville detailer with a 5.0 rating from 533 reviews, specializing in ceramic coating and paint correction for RVs.
Eight RV detailing operations serve Connecticut, and every one of them carries a 5.0 rating, which is either a small miracle or a sign that the bad ones got filtered out. Three come to you, six will quote a ceramic coating, and seven still do a plain wax. Six of the eight are listed in the top tier below. Faded gelcoat on a front cap is the call I hear most around here, and it takes real compound work, not a spray bottle.
Veteran-owned Oakville detailer with a 5.0 rating from 533 reviews, specializing in ceramic coating and paint correction for RVs.
Mobile detailing with a 5.0 rating from 120 reviews, covering cars, boats, RVs, and pressure washing in Ridgefield, CT.
Mobile detailing serving Thomaston, CT since 2008. 5.0 stars from 33 reviews for cars, boats, and bikes.
RV detailing in Clinton, CT with a 5.0 rating from 84 reviews. Wash, wax, ceramic coating, roof cleaning.
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Black-owned New Haven detailer with a 5.0 rating, doing washes, wax, ceramic and interior work on cars, boats and RVs.
Absolutely Mint Auto Detailing holds 533 reviews at a 5.0, which is a lot of volume for a shop working on rigs this size. Mocks Mobile Detailing sits at 120 reviews, also perfect, and they list awning service alongside interior work. Below that the counts thin out fast: Radiant Appearance at 84, Fine Details at 82, Never Ride Dirty at 42, Precision_mobileautospa at 33. A perfect score on 33 reviews means far less than a perfect score on 500, so read the recent ones and look for rig owners describing the same job you need. Ask each one how they handle a 35 foot Class A in a residential driveway, since lifting and water access decide the price more than the soap does.
A chalky, dull cap does not come back with wax alone. Oxidation removal is its own step, usually a compound and a machine, and it costs more than a wash and wax. Get that quoted separately and ask whether they finish with a sealant afterward, because bare gelcoat oxidizes again within a season. Six of the eight listed operations offer ceramic coating, and a coating over properly corrected fiberglass holds up far better than one sprayed onto chalk. Coating upkeep matters too: most want a pH neutral wash and a yearly inspection, so skip the truck stop brush wash if you paid for the coating.
Three of the eight are mobile, which matters if your storage spot has no hose bib or the campground rules out washing on site. Ask whether they bring their own water and power, and how long the run to your driveway adds to the bill. Roof cleaning is listed by only one operation, Radiant Appearance, so if your rubber roof has gone green, that is the call to make first. Some towns and HOAs have opinions about runoff and washing in the street, so check before you book a driveway job. Fleet friendly shops like Precision_mobileautospa and Fine Details can usually handle more than one unit in a visit.
Eight operations are listed, and all eight hold a 5.0 average rating. Six are shown in the top tier. Three offer mobile service, six quote ceramic coating, and seven do standard wax work.
One of the eight lists roof cleaning in its services: Radiant Appearance Detailing and Power Washing, which also handles ceramic, wash and wax. If your roof is the main problem, call them first rather than assuming every detailer will climb up there.
Yes. Coating bonds to the surface underneath, so chalky gelcoat traps the dullness under the coating and you paid for nothing. Have the oxidation compounded out first, then let them coat the corrected fiberglass. Ask what they use for upkeep washes, since a harsh detergent can shorten the coating's life.
Ask whether they bring their own water and power, how far they travel, and whether your storage yard or HOA allows washing on site. Also ask for the price per foot rather than a flat quote, since a 40 foot fifth wheel takes far longer than a camper van.