DA Detailing PSL
Mobile detailing for RVs, boats, and cars in Port St. Lucie. 4.9 stars from 134 reviews, known for wash, wax, and ceramic coating.
A faded front cap on a fiberglass RV is the kind of thing you notice every time you walk up to the door. In Port St. Lucie, four shops listed here handle wax and oxidation removal, and every one of them comes to you. All four also offer ceramic coating, which matters because oxidation removal and protection are two different jobs done in two different steps.
Mobile detailing for RVs, boats, and cars in Port St. Lucie. 4.9 stars from 134 reviews, known for wash, wax, and ceramic coating.
Mobile auto detailing in Port St. Lucie for RVs, cars and boats, rated 4.9 from 49 Google reviews.
Mobile RV detailing in Port St. Lucie with 5.0 stars from 80 reviews. Ceramic coatings, wash, wax and roof work.
Port St. Lucie shop for RV wash, wax, and ceramic coating, with mobile service and 5.0 rating.
Within a short drive of Port St. Lucie. Plenty of mobile detailers cover a wide area, so ask even if they're a town over.
Mobile detailing in Fort Pierce with a 5.0 rating from 16 reviews, covering wash, wax and ceramic coatings.
Treasure Coast shop for RV and auto detailing: washes, paint correction, ceramic coating and metal polishing, mobile service.
Palm City detailer with a 4.6 rating and 51 reviews, known for ceramic coating and attentive service.
Fort Pierce RV shop with wash, wax and interior cleaning, plus a 5.0 rating from three Google reviews.
Family-owned RV detailing studio in Fort Pierce with a 5.0 rating from 127 reviews, offering ceramic coating and mobile service.
Mobile Vero Beach detailer that hand-washes, waxes and cleans RVs, boats and cars at your location.
Vero Beach detailer with a 5.0 rating from 25 reviews, known for careful washing and waxing.
Chalky, dull fiberglass is oxidized gelcoat, and wax alone will not fix it. A shop has to cut the dead surface back with a compound, polish the gelcoat to bring the color up, then seal it with wax or a coating. Ask any Port St. Lucie shop to quote oxidation removal and wax separately from a wash and wax, because the labor is not the same. Three of the four listed shops note oxidation work in their features, so confirm it before you book. A full cut and polish on a large coach can take a day or more, and a shop that promises it in two hours is probably just glazing over the problem.
All four listed Port St. Lucie shops are mobile, which helps if your coach sits in storage or your driveway has no room to work around it. Mobile detailers usually need access to water and power, so ask whether they bring their own water tank or use yours. If the rig is stored, check with the storage yard first and make sure washing is allowed on site. Ratings here run high, with DA Detailing PSL at 4.9 from 134 reviews and Platinum Details at 5.0 from 80. Both have a longer track record than Finishline Detailing Garage, which shows one review. Reviews are a starting point, not a guarantee.
Wax is the cheaper option and needs reapplying every few months in Florida sun. A ceramic coating costs more up front and holds up longer, but it still wants a proper wash and occasional upkeep to keep beading. All four shops offer both, so you can compare quotes on the same job. Ask what the price covers, whether the roof is included, and how they prep the surface before coating, since a coating over oxidation will fail early. Get the price per foot for your coach length, and ask about roof cleaning, which three of the four shops list. Paying too much once is a lesson, not a rule.
Four shops in Port St. Lucie are listed for RV wax and oxidation removal, and all four are mobile. Another seven are listed nearby if you want to widen the search. All four also offer ceramic coating, so you can compare wax and coating quotes from the same shops.
Three of the four listed shops note oxidation work in their features, including Platinum Details and Finishline Detailing Garage. Ask for before and after photos of a fiberglass cap or sidewall they have corrected. Oxidation removal is a cut and polish job, so the quote should reflect more labor than a standard wash and wax.
Wax costs less and needs redoing every few months under Florida sun. Ceramic coating costs more and lasts longer, but it still needs washing and upkeep to keep working. Have the oxidation removed first either way, because a coating applied over chalky gelcoat will not bond properly.
Ask whether they bring their own water and power, whether the roof is included, and how they price by the foot for your coach length. If the RV is in storage, confirm the yard allows washing on site. Get the oxidation removal and wax quoted as separate lines so you can compare shops fairly.