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Quote: Originally posted by bev+jon on 10/10/2010

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not really a problem , park nose high and tilt slightly to the nearside and all rainwater etc runs down the deflector beading threaded through the awning channel or down the back of the van

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Quote: Originally posted by bev+jon on 10/10/2010

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not really a problem , park nose high and tilt slightly to the nearside and all rainwater etc runs down the deflector beading threaded through the awning channel or down the back of the van

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Quote: Originally posted by GT60 on 10/10/2010

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Quote: Originally posted by bev+jon on 10/10/2010

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not really a problem , park nose high and tilt slightly to the nearside and all rainwater etc runs down the deflector beading threaded through the awning channel or down the back of the van

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You could always wash the ROOF also and poilsh it and the rest of the van with autoglymm super resin followed by extra gloss protection

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washed  and polished EVERY month ,autoglym caravan/motorhome cleaning solution ,rinsed off,dried then polished with autoglym resin polish .unfortunately,the roof will still get dirty and dirty water will still run down regardless ....unless you`ve got the time to wash it every day like ? 

If you get the van done by Paintseal then any black streaks can just be wiped off with some white spirit in seconds. Our van has never been polished and looks as good as new.

Just washed with plain water and nothing else!

Quote: Originally posted by johnks on 10/10/2010

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If you get the van done by Paintseal then any black streaks can just be wiped off with some white spirit in seconds. Our van has never been polished and looks as good as new.

 

Just washed with plain water and nothing else!

Post last edited on 10/10/2010 20:20:43

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im sure i read in the handbook that white spirit shouldnt be used on the bodywork...

dunno what harm it would do though ? 

Quote: Originally posted by joecroft2 on 10/10/2010

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i clean mine very regular , i have had 85 nights away since january , going as far south as Spain , i dont see cleaning the van or the 2 cars that hard its a good way of keeping your body in good condition , when the going gets tough the tough get going ,

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Quote: Originally posted by dave8858 on 10/10/2010

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I prefer to enjoy my van for the weekend breaks or longer holidays it affords me exploring new places or enjoying favourite ones. The cleaning is a necessary evil which should imho take up as little time as possible.


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Thank god. Was beginning to think I was the only dirty b reading this.

Never can understand people actually enjoying cleaning things. Fascinating.