Caravan and RV
Caravan and RV wash chemicals
A van that sits between trips picks up dust, road film and grime along every panel. Australian made pH neutral wash, wheel cleaner, tyre shine, glass and interior products, in 1L for a weekend or 20L for a hire fleet.
Washing the van
Foam it, do not scrub it
A big van is a lot of panel to wash by hand, and most scratches come from dragging grit around with a mitt. Foam first, let the chemical do the work, then rinse before it dries.
Orange Crunch is pH neutral and made for cars and 4WDs. Green Machine is the truck version, and suits bigger vans and motorhomes. Both foam through a cannon or wash from a bucket at 50 to 100mL per 10L of water.
Towing gear and chassis
For grease on the A-frame, hitch and chassis, Blue Punch dilutes from 1:10 to 1:40. Keep it off polished and anodised metals unless compatibility has been confirmed.
Awning and annexe
Test any product on a small hidden area first and follow the label, since materials vary between brands.
Where to start
A van kit that fits in the boot
Full time on the road
The 5L range lasts longer between top-ups, without taking up much space.
5L rangeHire fleets
20L drums bring the cost per van right down when you are turning them around weekly.
20L drumsInside the van
Citrus Blitz for vinyl and floors, Dash and Trim for the cab, Visionary for windows.
Interior rangeBefore the next trip
How to wash without wrecking the finish
Wash out of direct sunlight, rinse before anything dries, and use pH neutral for regular washes so you are not stripping wax or sealant every time. If your van is coated or has PPF on the front, read ceramic coating safe washing.
Not sure where to start?
Try the 1L range first
Same formula as the drums, so you can run it through your own gear before committing to a bigger size.
Shop 1LSee the kits