K.N.K Detailing
San Jose detailer with a 4.9 rating, praised for spotless interiors and glossy exteriors on cars and RVs.
A fiberglass front cap goes chalky fast in South Bay sun, and by the time you notice the white streaks on your hands it is already oxidized. San Jose has 4 outfits doing RV wax and oxidation removal, every one of them rated 5.0 on average, and 2 of the 4 will come to your storage yard. Two also handle ceramic coating, so you can talk about a real correction instead of a quick shine.
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The list is short and the names repeat. K.N.K Detailing (4.9 from 28 reviews) and Monkey Wash (4.9 from 53) both run wax, wash and ceramic. Monkey Wash also lists oxidation removal and fleet work, which matters if your rig has sat through a few summers. Ezy Details is 5.0 from 12 reviews and covers roofs, and Monkey Wash - We Come to You! is the mobile side of that same operation. Four shops means you can call all of them in an afternoon. Ask each one how they strip old wax and whether they machine polish or just hand-rub the compound, because that answer tells you more than the rating does.
Wax on chalky gelcoat is wasted money. The surface has to be cut back to solid fiberglass before anything seals it, and on a big diesel pusher that is real hours of work. Ask for the price per foot and get the oxidation removal quoted separately from the wax so you can see what you are paying for. One of the four shops here lists oxidation by name, so start there if your cap is already white and powdery. Roof cleaning is listed by one shop, Ezy Details, and it is worth adding since the roof takes the worst of the sun and nobody sees it until it cracks.
Two of the four are mobile, which helps if your coach lives in a storage lot off Brokaw or down near the fairgrounds. Ask whether they bring their own water and power or need a hookup, and confirm the lot allows washing on site. Some do, some don't, and the answer changes the plan. If you are at home, check your HOA rules on runoff and soap before you book, since San Jose lots are tight and neighbors notice. Mobile work is convenient but you trade the controlled shade of a shop bay, so schedule early morning in summer.
Four. All four are rated 5.0 on average, and two of them offer mobile service so they can come to your storage spot. Two also do ceramic coating, and one lists roof cleaning.
If the fiberglass feels chalky or leaves white on your hand, yes. Wax will not bond to dead gelcoat, so the surface has to be polished back first. Get that quoted separately from the wax so the price makes sense.
Ask directly, because it varies. Confirm whether they carry their own water and power, and check that the lot permits washing on site. Some storage yards in San Jose allow it and some do not.
Wash it regularly with a coating-safe soap and get bird droppings and sap off quickly. Avoid harsh brushes and automatic washes. Ask the shop what prep they do before application, since coating over contamination is worse than skipping it.