CC.Vinylz
Gastonia detail shop with a 4.9 rating from 65 reviews, known for ceramic coating, tint and paint correction.
Gastonia sits close enough to the Catawba that a rig parked outside gets a real workout from pollen and sun. There are 2 trailer washing detailers listed here, and both also handle ceramic coating and wax, which says something about how much correction the fiberglass around here tends to need. Ratings average 5.0 across the pair, so you are not picking from a pile of unknowns. Two detailers is a short list, though, so read the notes below before you call.
Gastonia detail shop with a 4.9 rating from 65 reviews, known for ceramic coating, tint and paint correction.
Owner-led Gastonia detail shop with a 5.0 rating from 34 reviews, doing wash, wax and ceramic work.
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The short list matters less when both entries are strong. CC.Vinylz carries a 4.9 from 65 reviews and covers wash, wax, ceramic and interior work. Firestone Auto Detail holds a 5.0 from 34 reviews and adds oxidation removal and fleet work on top of the same services. That oxidation line is the one I would pay attention to. A chalky cap or dull sidewall is the most common reason people start calling around, and wax over failed gelcoat just hides the problem for a few months. Ask each one how they test for oxidation before they quote. Neither listing mentions roof cleaning, so plan to raise it yourself.
Nobody lists pricing here, and I would not trust a number typed into a directory anyway. Rigs vary too much in length, height and condition. Ask for a price per foot, then ask what changes it: heavy oxidation, decal edges, a ladder and roof rack, road tar along the lower panels. A wash quote and a wash plus de-oxidation quote are very different jobs. If you want mobile service, confirm they bring their own water and power. Tank capacity limits how thorough a rinse they can give a long trailer, and that shows up later as swirls. Also ask what they charge to come to you versus you bringing the rig in.
I paid too much for a ceramic coat once, so here is the version I wish someone had told me. Coating locks in whatever surface it goes onto. Put it over oxidation and you have sealed the chalk in. That is why both Gastonia detailers doing ceramic also do wash and wax: the prep is the job. Upkeep is simple but not free. Regular washing with a pH-neutral soap, no automatic brushes, and a recheck once a year. Ask how many years the coating is rated for and what the warranty actually covers. If the answer is vague, a good wax and a maintenance wash may serve you better on a trailer that sits outside.
There are 2 listed in Gastonia. Both also offer ceramic coating and wax, and there are 5 more nearby if you widen the search.
The two Gastonia listings average 5.0. CC.Vinylz sits at 4.9 from 65 reviews and Firestone Auto Detail at 5.0 from 34 reviews.
Firestone Auto Detail lists oxidation removal among its services. CC.Vinylz does not list it, so ask directly before booking if your gelcoat has gone chalky.
It can help, but only after the surface is corrected. Ask what prep is included, how long the coating is rated, and what upkeep it needs. Wax is a fair choice for a rig that lives outdoors.