[LWC]

as you may ave seen im getting into all sorts of cleaning, ive managed to get 2 caravan sites to let me advertise there, superb!

so im going to clean the exterior of the vans with wfp for £25.

what wax and polish do you use or reccomend? ive seen halfords sell some, but i cant remember the make

and what sort of price for a wax and polish?

thanks...by the way ihave searched through previous posts and havent seen anything 

[Les]

Hi,

It's always difficuilt to suggest prices for someone else.
Only you will know your overheads and how much you'd like to earn. But I would say that you're quite cheap at £25, does this apply to caravans of differing sizes, (2Berth / 6 Berth ) ? I can tel you from experience that it isn't a 5 minute job to do well. Particularly if you're doing the roof which will have various vents, aerials etc. to get around.
It might be an idea to vary your prices according to the number of berths.

I clean the outside of a large motorhome and it can take anything up to 5 hours, especially when covered in splattered flies in the summer after a trip. Mind you it is a twin rear axled beast which gets used all year round.

I went to a local Caravan outlet and found various products for cleaning the Caravans. 'Bobby Dazzler ' is very good and they're all pretty easy to use.

hope it helps.

Les 

[domestic bliss]

I own a caravan and i always use Fenwicks caravan cleaner. Just type fenwicks in google and the web address should come up.  that will give you an idea of the products you can use.  One word of advice DO NOT use a pressure washer as this will break down the seals and allow damp to get in and that is not a good thing.

[sherco]

Try some stuff called MUCK OFF, we use it for are off road dirt bikes, and a guy who rides with us has a business selling caravans and motor homes and he says its the best thing he has found to clean them with.

[LWC]

you muck off

i used to work in halfords when i was younger, and a chap came in and just said "muck off" and i said, "i beg your pardon"