Bob Moses Ceramic Coating
Ceramic coating for RVs and more in North Las Vegas. 5.0 stars from 108 reviews, licensed and insured, backed by Sensha Japan.
North Las Vegas trailer owners have exactly one detailer listed here for trailer washing, and it happens to be a ceramic coating outfit with a 5.0 rating across 108 reviews. That is a thin market, so plan on a short conversation before you book. Ask what a wash actually covers on a trailer, because that word gets used loosely. Eight more detailers sit nearby if this one can't fit you in.
Ceramic coating for RVs and more in North Las Vegas. 5.0 stars from 108 reviews, licensed and insured, backed by Sensha Japan.
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Bob Moses Ceramic Coating handles ceramic work, washing and trailer washing, and it carries insurance, which matters when someone is up on a ladder with a wand near your siding and roof seams. A 5.0 from 108 reviews is a small enough sample that you should still read a few. Ask how they treat oxidation, since faded gelcoat on a trailer cap doesn't come back with soap alone. That is a separate step, usually a compound and polish, and it should be priced that way rather than folded quietly into a wash. Get the quote per foot of trailer length, not a flat number, so a 24-footer and a 40-footer don't land at the same price.
Mobile service means they come to you, and in this part of the valley that raises two practical questions. First, do they bring their own water and power, or are they hooking to your spigot? Second, where does the runoff go, because washing on pavement sends soap and road grime somewhere. If you store the trailer at a lot or in an RV community, check the rules before you schedule anything. Some places limit washing at the site, and a detailer who shows up and gets turned away is a wasted trip for both of you. If your storage spot is tight, ask whether they can work around slides and awnings.
A coating is the reason to talk to this detailer specifically, since that's their listed specialty alongside washing. Coated fiberglass sheds dirt better, but it still wants washing, and the finish lasts longer when you don't let desert dust and bug splatter sit on it for months. Expect the prep to matter more than the product. If the surface isn't decontaminated and free of oxidation first, the coating seals in the dullness instead of hiding it, and you'll be paying again sooner than you'd like. On a trailer, the roof and front cap take the worst of it. Ask what they do up top before they talk about the sides.
One is listed in North Las Vegas itself, and eight more are nearby. That makes the local choice simple but limited, so calling ahead matters. If the local detailer is booked out, the nearby options are worth the short drive or the mobile trip.
Bob Moses Ceramic Coating carries a 5.0 rating from 108 reviews and lists ceramic coating, washing and trailer washing, plus insurance. A perfect score is a good sign, but read a few recent reviews anyway to see whether the work matched what was quoted.
Yes, if the fiberglass looks chalky or dull. Wax over oxidized gelcoat traps the dullness and fades fast. Oxidation removal is a separate polishing step that takes time, so budget for it and ask the detailer to quote it apart from the wash rather than bundling it.
Some do and some don't, and you should ask before booking. A trailer takes a lot of water, so confirm whether they hook to your spigot and how long they'll need it. Also ask where the runoff goes at your storage spot and clear it with whoever manages the lot.