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Keeping your trailer clean will prolong its life and keep it looking like new.

Note: It’s best to wash or wax your car, boat, RV on a cloudy day or in the shade. The sun will dry the water, soap and wax and leave spots or dried wax that is difficult to wipe off.

Items you may need:

Bucket

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Water Hose

The FITT rubber hose is a great lightweight hose for at the house. I have two at work and one at home.

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Brush

Using a soft bristled brush on a broom handle makes cleaning the roof and sides of the trailer much easier and reaches high spots so you’re standing on the ground and not on a ladder.

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Miscellaneous

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Roof Cleaner

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Roof Conditioner

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Wash & Wax (walls)

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Drying

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Apply Wax

Wax applicator pads work very well for applying wax.

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Remove Wax

Microfiber towels are soft and won’t scratch the trailer’s surface.

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Spray Wax

Spray wax puts on a thinner layer of protection but it applies easier.

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Hand/Buffer Wax

Can be applied with an applicator pad or a buffer.

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Ceramic Coating Wax

Ceramic coating is very popular since it lasts longer than regular wax and provides great protection.

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Polish/Compound

Removes light scratches and oxidation.

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Buffer

Makes applying the wax and it’s the best tool to remove scratches.

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