Caravan, Motorhome and Boat Coating in Wolverhampton

Coating for caravans

A caravan's panels and windows face rain, sun and road spray on every trip, and the roof and awning rails collect dirt that is hard to reach. We wash and decontaminate the bodywork first, then apply a coating that helps water bead and dirt release from the panels.

Coated panels wash faster at the start of the season, when the winter's grime has had months to settle. The coating also helps the caravan hold its gloss, so it looks cared for rather than weathered.

Coating for motorhomes

A motorhome is a large vehicle with a lot of painted surface, and it spends much of its life parked outside. We coat the cab and the habitation bodywork after a thorough wash and decontamination, working panel by panel so the coating bonds to a clean surface.

Because a motorhome is bigger than a car, the work takes longer and uses more product, and the price reflects that. We confirm the price after inspection, when we have seen the size of the vehicle and the condition of the bodywork.

Coating for boats

A boat's hull and topsides face water, sun and algae, and the gel coat dulls with exposure. We wash and decontaminate the surfaces first, then apply a coating that helps water bead and makes algae and grime easier to remove at wash time.

Coating does not stop algae or waterline marks from forming, and a boat that lives in the water still needs regular cleaning. What it does is make that cleaning quicker, and it helps the gel coat hold its gloss for longer.

Mobile service at your home or storage location

We travel to your home or storage location, so a large vehicle never needs to be moved to us. You need a parking space with room to work around the vehicle and access to water and power.

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Seasonal care for coated leisure vehicles

Leisure vehicles spend long stretches parked outside, so a coated caravan, motorhome or boat still needs a wash at the start of the season and after trips. Start with a rinse to shift the loose dirt, then wash with shampoo and a soft mitt and dry the panels so water marks do not form. A quick wash after each trip stops grime from settling in over the months the vehicle sits unused.

Check the roof and the seals while you wash, and clear leaves and debris from gutters and rails. If the beading has faded after a long spell outside, the coating can be topped up after a clean, and the panels will bead again. A coated vehicle also dries faster after washing, which helps when you are packing up to travel.

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