Moran’s Performance Detailing
Mobile RV, car, and boat detailing in Jacksonville with a 5.0 rating from 412 reviews.
Jacksonville heat and sun do a number on gelcoat, and a chalky front cap is the usual result. Six wax and oxidation removal outfits serve the city, averaging 4.8 stars, and three of them will come to your storage lot or driveway. Five also handle ceramic coating if you want something that lasts longer than a spring wax job. Moran's Performance Detailing leads the pack at a perfect 5.0 across 412 reviews.
Mobile RV, car, and boat detailing in Jacksonville with a 5.0 rating from 412 reviews.
Mobile detailing in Jacksonville with a 4.9-star rating from 69 reviews, known for punctual teams and spotless interiors.
Fine Line Detailing in Jacksonville offers wash, wax, and ceramic coating for RVs and other vehicles with a 4.8-star rating.
Mobile detailing and ceramic coating for cars, boats, RVs and aircraft in Jacksonville, rated 4.7 from 163 reviews.
Jacksonville detailer with a 4.4 rating from 197 reviews, offering RV wash, wax, and ceramic coating.
Locally owned Jacksonville car wash and detail shop handling RVs with exterior wash, wax, and interior cleaning.
Within a short drive of Jacksonville. Plenty of mobile detailers cover a wide area, so ask even if they're a town over.
Camping World in St. Augustine handles RV washing, waxing and interior cleaning alongside its repair shop.
A faded cap isn't dirt, it's dead resin, and wax alone will just smear over it. Real correction means a compound cut with a machine, then polish, then protection. Ask any shop to show you the test spot before they commit to the whole rig. Two of the six Jacksonville listings call out oxidation on their service sheets: Moran's Performance Detailing and Red Top Detailing & Ceramic Coating. Both also do ceramic, so you can go from correction straight to coating without a second appointment. Budget-wise, ask for the price per foot rather than a flat quote. Coach length drives the labor, and a 40 footer is not a 28.
Half the listed shops here are mobile, which matters if your coach sits behind a gate in a storage yard on the westside or out toward the beaches. Confirm two things before booking: whether they bring their own water and power, and whether the storage facility allows washing on site. Plenty of lots in Jacksonville restrict it, and that rule usually lives in your lease, not on a sign. Mobile wax work needs shade and a decent stretch of pavement, so a covered spot beats an open row in July. If your storage won't permit it, ask about bringing the coach home for a day or using a shop bay instead.
Five of the six shops offer ceramic, and it's a good fit for Florida sun if you accept the upkeep. Coated fiberglass still needs a proper wash every few weeks, and you should avoid the tunnel brushes at any car wash. A coating that's never maintained will dull just like wax, only more expensively. Wax remains the cheaper call for a rig you wash often, and it's more forgiving if you skip a month. Ceramic rewards the owner who keeps up. Either way, get the roof cleaned before anything goes on top, and ask what the shop uses on the awning and slide seals.
Six are listed, with an average rating of 4.8. Three of them are mobile and will come to you. Five also offer ceramic coating, and one handles roof cleaning.
Moran's Performance Detailing holds a 5.0 rating across 412 reviews, the strongest record among the six. It offers mobile service, ceramic, wax and oxidation removal, plus roof and awning work.
If the fiberglass looks chalky or the finish feels rough, yes. Wax over dead gelcoat just hides the problem for a few weeks. A cut and polish first, then wax or ceramic, is what actually brings the color back.
Ask the shop and check your storage agreement. Many Jacksonville lots limit washing on site. Confirm whether the detailer brings water and power, and whether your spot has shade, before you book.