KB Deluxe Detailing
St. Louis mobile detailing with a 5.0 rating over 73 reviews, known for fair prices and sharp attention to detail.
St. Louis summers are hard on gelcoat, and a fiberglass cap that sat through a few of them will show it. Four shops around the area do RV wax and oxidation removal, and they average 4.8 stars across more than 200 reviews. Two of them come to you, which beats moving a rig across town. Three also offer ceramic coating if you want the shine to last longer than a season.
St. Louis mobile detailing with a 5.0 rating over 73 reviews, known for fair prices and sharp attention to detail.
Mobile RV and car detailing in St. Louis with 28 years of experience, 4.9 stars from 30 Google reviews.
St. Louis detail supply shop with graphene ceramic coatings, waxes, and tools; reviewers praise helpful staff and product quality.
St. Louis classic car dealer and detailing shop with a 4.6 rating and 52 reviews from RV and car owners.
Within a short drive of St. Louis. Plenty of mobile detailers cover a wide area, so ask even if they're a town over.
Lebanon, IL shop with a 5.0 rating from 65 reviews, offering RV washing, waxing, and ceramic coating.
Chalky, dull fiberglass is oxidized gelcoat, and wax alone will not fix it. The dead layer has to come off first, usually with a machine polish, before any protection goes down. All four St. Louis shops on this list list oxidation removal, so ask how many steps they plan and whether the price changes with how badly the cap has faded. A good answer sounds like a range and a reason, not one flat number. Ask for the price per foot, too. RV work is quoted that way more often than by the hour, and it makes two quotes easy to compare.
KB Deluxe Detailing and Dossome Mobile Detailing both travel to you, which matters if your rig is stored in a lot without a hose nearby. Mobile wash means somebody has to supply water and power, so ask upfront whose. Some bring their own tank, some need a spigot. If you are in a storage yard or a park with rules about runoff, say so when you book. KB Deluxe carries a 5.0 rating over 73 reviews and handles roof work along with interior and oxidation. Dossome sits at 4.9 over 30 reviews and also does fleet work, handy if you have more than one unit to keep up.
Three of the four shops offer ceramic coating, and that is a real step up from wax, but only if the surface is corrected first. Coating a faded cap locks in the dullness. If you go ceramic, plan on washing it properly and skipping the abrasive stuff at truck stops. If you go with wax, expect to redo it every few months in Missouri heat. Jax Wax St. Louis on the supply side and The Daily Driver Classic Motors round out the list, and both handle interiors, so you can get the cab cleaned while the outside is being worked. Ask what the shop recommends for your paint after they see it in person.
Four are listed here, averaging 4.8 stars. Two of them are mobile services that come to your rig, and three also offer ceramic coating. One lists roof cleaning. The review counts range from 30 to 73, so there is enough feedback to compare them.
Yes. KB Deluxe Detailing and Dossome Mobile Detailing are both mobile, so they can work where the RV sits. Confirm water and power access when you book, since some lots have neither and a mobile setup may need to bring its own supply.
Always. Wax over chalky gelcoat traps the dullness in and wears off fast. Removing the oxidized layer first is what brings the color back. Every shop on this list offers oxidation removal, so ask what the corrected finish will look like and how long the protection should hold.
That depends on your city or county and any HOA or subdivision rules, plus where the runoff goes. Check before you pull out the hose. A mobile detailer who captures or manages the water solves the problem, and several here do that kind of work at your location.