Resilient Detail and Shine
Powell auto shop with 4.9 stars from 55 reviews, known for window tinting and full RV detailing.
Powell's two trailer wash detailers average 4.9 stars, and both know the difference between a quick rinse and a real wash. I've had a faded fiberglass cap brought back to white, and I've paid too much for a ceramic coat that didn't last. This page sticks to what's here: a pair of detailers who handle trailers, with wax and interior work on the menu. No mobile outfits, no roof cleaning listed, so plan to drive to them.
Powell auto shop with 4.9 stars from 55 reviews, known for window tinting and full RV detailing.
Car detailing shop in Powell, Wyoming offering washes, waxing, interior cleaning and engine detailing.
Resilient Detail and Shine carries a 4.9 rating from 55 reviews and lists ceramic coating, wash, trailer wash and wax, plus interior work. Wild West Pro Detailing has no reviews yet but advertises wash, trailer wash and wax with interior service. That's the whole field: two detailers, both focused on trailers rather than just cars. If you want ceramic coating, only Resilient shows it on the menu. Ask what prep they do before coating, because a coat over oxidation is money wasted. Neither one lists mobile service or roof cleaning, so you'll be dropping the trailer off. Call ahead about height and length, since a big fifth wheel takes more time than a utility trailer.
Both detailers list wax, which is the right starting point for gelcoat that's still in decent shape. If your trailer has chalky, faded panels, ask for oxidation removal before any wax goes on. Wax over chalk is a short-term fix. I learned that the hard way on a front cap that looked good for about six weeks. Ask for the price per foot, and ask whether they bring their own water if mobile ever comes up. Neither Powell detailer advertises mobile, so expect to tow it in. For ceramic coating, ask how they want it maintained: most coatings want a gentle wash and no automatic brushes.
Powell sits in northern Wyoming, where sun and wind do a number on gelcoat. A wash every few weeks beats one deep clean a season. Check your HOA rules before washing in the driveway, since runoff rules vary. If you can't wash at home, a detailer visit is the simple answer. Roof cleaning isn't listed by either business here, so ask directly if you need it. Same with interior: both list interior work, which matters if you're prepping a trailer for sale. Book early in spring, because everyone else has the same idea after a winter of storage.
Two detailers are listed in Powell: Resilient Detail and Shine and Wild West Pro Detailing. Both list trailer wash and wax, and Resilient also lists ceramic coating. The average rating across listings is 4.9 stars, based on Resilient's 55 reviews.
Yes, one of the two: Resilient Detail and Shine lists ceramic coating along with wash, wax and trailer wash. Wild West Pro Detailing lists wash, trailer wash and wax but not ceramic. If coating is your goal, start with Resilient and ask about prep work.
No mobile trailer washing is listed in Powell. Both detailers appear to be drop-off only, so plan to tow your trailer to them. Call ahead with your trailer's height and length so they can schedule enough time.
Ask for the price per foot, whether oxidation removal is included before wax, and how they handle the roof. Also ask what they recommend for maintaining a ceramic coating if you get one. Both Powell detailers list interior work, so mention that if you need it.