I need a suggestion on what to use to clean my trailer with. It has the road armor coating and regular soap and water won't clean it.
I need a suggestion on what to use to clean my trailer with. It has the road armor coating and regular soap and water won't clean it.
Clean with soft bush and use tire black.
I have a very similar coating on my trailer and when I launch at a muddy creek the mud sticks to it badly. By the time I get home from a 45 minute ride it turns my black trailer almost gray.
So, here's what I FINALLY found to take it right off.
I quick power rinse it with my 3200 PSI power washer (note this doesn't take off the clay like mud)
I then apply the soap using my power washer and let it sit for about 5-10 minutes (letting the soap sit is important)
I then power wash it all off.
The trailer now looks new again.
Power Washer soap I use is . . . .
https://www.homedepot.com/p/ZEP-172-...C160/202056508
Now if you don't have a power washer hopefully there is a Do It Yourself coin operated car wash on the way home before it dries too much.
I washed my trailer the best I could and then applied this. I was impressed with how good the trailer looked after applying it. Be careful applying it to your steps because it can be slippery. I have a couple friends that bought some after seeing it on my trailer. All you do is spray it on and let it dry.
https://www.chemicalguys.com/barebon...%20Suggestions
+1, looks great!
Dan Burnette - Marietta, GA
Triton 18TRX - 200 HO G2
Thanks guys. After fishing all day I'm pretty beat so I'm going to try the chemical guy's undercarriage spray
The chemical guys undercarriage spray is the real deal