Vida Auto Spa
Lebanon, IL shop with a 5.0 rating from 65 reviews, offering RV washing, waxing, and ceramic coating.
Lebanon is small enough that one good detailer can cover the whole town, and that is roughly what you get here: a single listing with a perfect rating from 65 reviews. Four more sit within reasonable reach. That is a thin field, so call ahead before you plan a wash day. Fiberglass caps on trailers take real work to bring back, and the good ones book out.
Lebanon, IL shop with a 5.0 rating from 65 reviews, offering RV washing, waxing, and ceramic coating.
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Vida Auto Spa carries a 5.0 average across 65 reviews, which is the kind of number that usually means steady repeat work rather than a lucky streak. It handles ceramic, wash, trailer-wash and wax, plus interior work, oxidation removal and fleet accounts. That last item matters if you tow for a living or keep more than one rig. Oxidation removal is listed separately from wax, and that is the right way to think about it: you strip the chalky layer before you seal anything, or the seal fails early and you have paid for a coat over dead gelcoat. Fleet work also suggests they can handle longer units. Ask about length before you commit.
With one listed detailer and four more nearby, your wash day has a narrow window. Confirm two things on the phone: the price per foot, since trailer and RV pricing almost never runs as a flat rate, and whether they bring their own water and power. Mobile setups vary, and if you are on well water or parked in a storage lot with no spigot, that question decides the appointment. Ceramic coatings take upkeep, so ask what wash products keep the coating intact rather than stripping it. In town, HOA rules on washing at home are worth checking before you drag a hose out.
This is a trailer-wash page, but the detailers here also cover wash, wax and ceramic, so a travel trailer gets a full range rather than a quick rinse. Expect the front cap and the roof to eat most of the labor. The cap takes road grit and bug film, and the roof collects the black streaks everyone ignores until they bake in. Ask specifically whether roof cleaning is included or billed extra, because it is the item most often left off a quoted price. Bring your rig reasonably clear of personal gear too, since interior service is on the menu and cluttered storage slows the job down.
One detailer is listed in Lebanon, with four more within nearby reach. That is a short list, so book ahead. The local listing holds a 5.0 average from 65 reviews, which gives you a reasonable starting point before you compare the others.
Vida Auto Spa covers ceramic coating, wash, trailer washing and wax, plus interior work, oxidation removal and fleet accounts. If your fiberglass has gone chalky, ask about oxidation removal first. Wax or ceramic applied over oxidized gelcoat tends to fail early, and you end up paying twice.
Yes. Trailer and RV work is almost always quoted by length or by condition rather than a flat number, so ask for the per-foot rate and what it covers. Roof cleaning and heavy oxidation removal are the two items most likely to sit outside the base price. Get both confirmed before the appointment.
Ask every time. Some mobile setups arrive self-contained with water and power, others need a spigot and an outlet at your site. If your trailer sits in storage without hookups, or you are on well water, that answer decides whether the job happens at all. Confirm it when you book.