Bob Moses Ceramic Coating
St. George ceramic coating shop with a 5.0 rating from 148 reviews, coating RVs, boats, and trucks.
Faded gelcoat is the default look for an RV that lives outdoors in St. George, and the sun here does not ease up. Eight wax and oxidation services work this city, two more sit nearby, and the average rating runs 4.4. Six of the eight are mobile, so a rig with a chalky front cap can get buffed in its own storage spot instead of making a trip across town.
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Wax alone will not fix a chalky cap. Oxidation removal is a compounding step, and it takes a rotary or dual action polisher, the right pad, and a careful hand near decals and gelcoat edges. Two of the local shops list oxidation work as a feature, and a third option, Portable Detail & Tint, carries it too, so ask directly before you book a basic wash and wax. A good shop will want to see the rig first or at least get clear photos. Expect the job to take longer than a wash. Fresh compound leaves the surface ready for sealant or wax, and skipping that last step sends the gelcoat back to chalk within a season.
Six of the eight businesses here are mobile. That matters because a coach parked in a storage yard or on a side pad is exactly the kind of rig that does not want to be driven to a shop just for a wax. Ask two things before you book. First, whether they bring their own water and power, since some storage lots do not offer a spigot. Second, how tall a rig they can reach without scaffolding, especially if you have a roof to clean. Three of the local services list roof cleaning, and a roof wash before the walls saves grit from running down fresh wax. Full body wax on a large coach is a long day, so get a firm quote in writing.
Six of the eight shops offer a ceramic coating, and it is a different product from a wax. It costs more up front and it needs a properly prepped surface, which usually means decontamination and often a light polish first. Bob Moses Ceramic Coating holds a 5.0 from 148 reviews, and Manning Detail and Coatings sits at 4.9 across 118, so the local bar is high. Coating upkeep is simple but not nothing. Wash it regularly with a pH neutral soap and skip the abrasive brushes at the self serve bay. Ask what the shop wants to see at a yearly check.
Eight are listed in the city, with two more nearby, for ten in the area. Six of the eight are mobile, and the same six offer ceramic coating. Average rating across the group is 4.4, and the busiest shops here carry a 5.0.
Three of the eight St. George services list roof cleaning, including WonderLuxe Rv and Red Sand Radiance. If your roof is dirty, book that first. Grit from a soiled roof runs down the sides and undoes a fresh wax job fast.
No. Chalky gelcoat needs oxidation removal first, which is a compounding and polishing step to strip the dead surface. Two St. George shops list oxidation work, and the mobile services are the easiest way to get it done where the rig sits. Wax goes on after, as protection.
Ask for the price per foot and whether it covers the roof and awning, since two local services list awning work. Confirm they bring their own water and power if your storage lot has neither. Ask how they reach the upper walls on a tall coach, and ask what happens if rain interrupts the job.