RV Detailing in Elkhart, Indiana
Elite Auto Care is highly experienced in detailing and applying protective coatings to recreational vehicles inside and out.
About our services
Located in the RV Capital of the world, we have our fair share of experience with any and all RVs. From basic washings to complete ceramic coatings, we are your one stop shop!
As with automobiles and trucks, we offer the same detailing service for your RV. We give your RV the complete Elite Experience, inside and out!
Recreational vehicles (RVs) always have a lot of surface area to keep clean and keep looking their best.
Elite Auto Care offers a variety of RV Detailing services:
- Washing an RV can be time-consuming, but what is more important is using the proper cleaning chemicals. You must be careful to use proper cleaning chemicals everywhere on your RV, inside and out. Using the wrong protectant can damage your materials and finishes as much as using the wrong cleaners.
- Unlike cars, RV roofs are typically made out of some type of rubber like ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM). These are mostly white and are usually the dirtiest part of an RV, which is why they require special chemicals and cleaning techniques to avoid drying them out and causing cracking.
- Elite Auto Care is equipped and trained to clean and detail your RV correctly. Also, we can apply a professional ceramic coating to your RV’s surfaces for the ultimate protection. A ceramic coating makes cleaning paint and other surfaces much easier, while maintaining a long-lasting, like-new appearance for years to come.
WHAT IS CERAMIC COATING?
Ceramic coating is a paint treatment applied as a liquid to the exterior of a motor vehicle. It forms a protective layer to keep your vehicle’s paint looking bright and glossy and protect it against the elements.
Why should you protect your motorhome?
Along with being a significant investment, motorhomes put on more mileage than most vehicles. When driving all that distance, it is important to make sure that your motorhome’s paint is protected from the harsh outdoor conditions on the open road.
Benefits of ceramic coating include:
- An excellent look for many years
Your vehicle will maintain a high gloss look, repel scratches and avoid stains.
- Easier cleaning
The coating’s hydrophobic nature makes it easy to wipe your motorhome clean.
- UV resistant
Ceramic coating is resistant to the sun’s harmful UV rays, which can cause significant damage to your vehicle’s exterior over time.
- Shields your vehicle from the elements
The coating acts as a protective barrier to repel elements such as pollution, rain, bugs, acid rain and UV rays.
COMPLETE CARE FOR YOUR RV’s EXTERIOR
Located in the RV capital of the world, we have our fair share of experience with any and all RVs. From basic washings to complete ceramic coatings, we are your one stop shop!
Basic Hand Wash
- Pre rinse
- Hand wash with SI02 Ceramic Foam Soap
- Wheels and tires cleaned
- Sling free water based tire dressing
Class B Van: $150+
RV 8’ tall or below: $8+ per linear foot
RV above 8’ tall: $8+ per linear foot
Elite Paint Correction
- Includes a one-step polish that revives the finish on the entire coach by removing imperfections in the surface of the paint
- Removes light to medium scratches, oxidation and water marks.
Class B Van: $45+ per linear foot
RV 8’ tall or below: $50+ per linear foot
RV above 8’ tall: $55+ per linear foot
Elite Wash
- Basic hand wash package plus
- Bug and tar removal
- Exterior glass cleaned
- 6 month SI02 ceramic spray sealant applied
Class B Van: $395+
RV 8’ tall or below: $15+ per linear foot
RV above 8’ tall: $15+ per linear foot
Ceramic Coating
- Decon wash
- Paint correction
- System X Max 10-Year Ceramic Coating
- Glass polished and coated
- Wheels polished and coated
Class B Van: $90+ per linear foot
All RVs: $115+ per linear foot
Roof Wash
- Roof Wash
$3+ per linear foot
Add Ons
- Wheel polishing and ceramic coating
$100+ per wheel
- RV front face only ceramic coating
$550+
See The Difference
The images below shows various photos of RVs that were detailed and protected with ceramic coating.
In the first image, you can see a side by side photograph showing an uncorrected partial surface next to a corrected partial surface.
Click an image to see full size.
