Washing you trailer ?

[kmeindin]

How do you wash your trailer ? It says on the web site to not use a pressure washer. I have always used one it the past. Also said to avoid spinning brushes.

I have a extendable brush that hooks up to a garden hose. I guess just use that.

I want to polish the front cap when I get it. It looked to me like the guy before me tried to repair a few rock chips and kind of made a mess on some small areas.

[Eagle]

I use an extended handled soft bristled brush and dip it into a bucket of water with soap to wash and then rinse with a water nozzle attached to a garden hose.

For soap I use Chemical Guys Citrus Wash and Gloss - the dirt/grime just roll off and it air dries to a nice shine.

https://www.amazon.com/Chemical-Guys...433261&sr=8-19

Also available at auto stores, WalMart and other big box stores.

[kmeindin]

Thanks, I will have to try that.

I guess I will stop using a pressure washer. My gas powered home one died last year and I haven’t repaired it yet. I used a long soft brush and the end of last year.

[wishuwerehere]

I use the same soap, brush bucket as I use on the cars.
Except that 0one, unknowing I camped beneath a Persimmon tree, then the pressure washer had to be used.

[BigBadger]

As long as you don't use a high pressure washer, nor focus the pressure on lights, vents, window seals, joints and the roof, why not? Common sense should be used obviously. It's not like a 2nd owner has any warranty anyway. I use a light duty pressure washer all the time and have had zero issues. But I take my time, and I like my trailer to look good.