[Roger]

I think ETLC still have a few discount cards in the “lounge”.

[Deleted User]

You know, I saw one of those in the lounge Les… But it was only good for the 6th Friday of the month.

[Archived]

I had one of the discount cards, tried to use it today in Gallup NM…….it had expired last December…,.. oh well….

[Bernie]

Couple of thoughts on this issue

1 If you are trying to wash your coach in a no wash park you really need to discover Optimum no rinse wash wax. We stay in parks with no wash policies all summer. Using a 5 gallon bucket, pour some optimum no rinse wash in it, and fill the bucket with water. I wash my coach all summer as needed using a total of 10 gallons of water typically per wash. It is very easy to use and looks fantastic when done if the coach is really dirty you may need to use an additional 5 gallons of water and extra micro fiber drying towels. Not one park has objected to this since no hose is used other than to fill buckets. I would highly recommend you check the following link out

https://www.autogeek.net/no-rinse-car-was-with-carnauba.html

2. I hate swirls in my paint. To eliminate this problem brushes are not allowed to touch my paint. I use only microfiber wash pads either by hand or one attached to a wash pole.

3. Be really careful using truck washes. Every time I have used one they not only have done a poor job washing the coach, but left the paint full of deep swirls which were difficult to remove. No truck washes for me.

That’s my 2 cents

[Roscoeapproved]

Harry, you are one of the good guys. I be very careful in following Dick’s suggestion to wash your coach in the rain. I suppose it would be alright if there were no lightning strikes in the storm. Remember, if you can hear thunder it is already too close for your comfort.

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Jeff and Lindsay

91 Marathon XL

[George]

Thank you guys, and that is exactly what Dick would do is send me out in a lightening storm. He’s always coveted my bus… That’s why around the water fountain we call him Dick of Katmandu”!

Harry

[Archived]

Haven’t gone through all the replies but figured I would put my 2 cents in, even if it’s already been said:)

Some of the no wash parks do it due to water usage. Ask the front office if they have a mobile wash that brings their own water and can get you washed. From there you can either let them do all the easy stuff like drying it and waxing it or do it yourself.