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Liberty Lady Owner
Some advise needed about washing the exterior of the XL 11. Both the painted and non painted surface. Also, I am told to wax the windows? If so what product do you reccommend
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33 Replies
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Soap and water.Jon and Tom usually wash and wax all the buses at the rallies, personally.
They start with the Country Coach’s , then the Vantares, Royals, Marathons, etc…
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The coated windows if lef outside might need some work but wax would not do it for my older coaches,I actually had to use a buffer with a compound to get the water spots and stains out.
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An XLII in the opinion of Bill Jensen (now retired) requires a little more care than the H3 or XL. He suggested if a power washer is used to never aim it at the joint between the stainless steel skins. If the rivet repair was done that might not be a concern.
I don’t think there are any special requirements, other than I always dry my coach, especially the stainless to prevent spotting. Others use de-ionized water and do not dry their coach. I need the exercise.
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Think I will wait until the next rally and let Jon and Tom do mine. Might oughta join me.
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The probability I will be washing someone else’s coach is even less than the possibility Tom will buy a coach with slides for Nancy.
A lot less.
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Thank you all for the good advice and the Humor
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We don’t need no stinking slides, right boy’s?
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Right on that count, Tom!
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Nobody needs slides. In fact nobody even needs a Prevost conversion. Or smart phones, or big screen TVs, or in Tom’s case, Viagra.
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Jon, you’re right….Nancy needs it…slides that is. Geo.
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The ones that talk about the little blue pill are usually the ones that need it.
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Our non-slide coach works great for the two of us!
The blue pills, well I’m just not that old yet 🙂
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Agreed on all fronts.
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What’s a little blue pill?
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OK…stud !
Geez, talk about thread engourgment…creep ? Geo.
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