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RV CERAMIC COATING SERVICES
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What Is RV Detailing & Ceramic Coating?
RV ceramic coating is a professional-grade, liquid polymer shield applied to your motorhome’s exterior surfaces. Once cured, it chemically bonds to the paint and gelcoat, creating a hydrophobic layer that repels water, dirt, and road grime on contact. Designed specifically for the massive surface area of recreational vehicles, ceramic coating delivers long-lasting gloss and protection that traditional waxes simply cannot match. From Class A motorhomes to fifth wheels, ceramic coating keeps your investment looking showroom-fresh mile after mile.
Whether you own a Class A motorhome, Class C camper, fifth-wheel, or travel trailer, Lux Detailer has the equipment and expertise to handle every RV size and surface type. Our mobile setup means we come to your storage facility, campground, or driveway — no need to navigate your RV to a detail shop. We use specialized RV-safe products that protect fiberglass, aluminum, decals, rubber seals, and awning material without causing damage or discoloration.
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Why Your RV Needs Ceramic Coating
Your RV faces relentless exposure to the elements every time it hits the road or sits in storage. UV rays fade and oxidize paint and gelcoat, while road film, bug splatter, bird droppings, and tree sap eat into unprotected surfaces. Without a proper barrier, your motorhome’s finish deteriorates rapidly, leading to costly repaints and diminished resale value. Ceramic coating provides a long-lasting shield against all of these threats, making routine cleaning effortless. Water and contaminants simply bead up and slide off, saving you hours of scrubbing after every trip.
CERAMIC COATING & GEL COAT RESTORATION — FROM $100 PER FOOT
We come to your driveway, campground or storage lot across the Lowcountry and Savannah. No travel fee. This work is priced per foot, because size and condition decide how much correction the gel coat needs.
Ceramic Coating & Gel Coat Restoration
$100+ / ft
Priced by length
Ceramic coating and gel coat restoration, priced per foot. How much your RV needs depends on how far the gel coat has oxidized.
A 28 ft RV is 28 × $100 = $2,800. That is a starting estimate. Ceramic and gel coat work is quoted once we have seen your RV, because how far the gel coat has gone decides how much correction it needs. We confirm the price with you before any work starts.
How to tell what you need. Run your hand along the sidewall. If it comes away chalky and leaves residue on your fingers, the gelcoat is oxidised and needs restoration first — wetsanding or a two-step cut and buff, priced after inspection. A coating goes on after that, never instead of it.
Our RV Detailing & Ceramic Coating Process
Every RV ceramic coating project at Lux Detailer begins with a thorough multi-stage wash and decontamination to strip away embedded grime, iron deposits, and old wax residue. Next, we perform paint correction on all exterior panels to eliminate swirl marks, light scratches, and oxidation. Only on a perfectly prepared surface do we apply multiple layers of professional-grade ceramic coating, building up deep gloss and maximum durability. The coating is then allowed to cure under our shade tent, out of the sun and rain, ensuring a rock-hard finish that will protect your RV for years to come.
From compact travel trailers to 45-foot Class A coaches, our technicians adapt their approach to your specific RV configuration and surface materials.
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Our RV ceramic coating process
Our RV ceramic coating process provides long-term protection for your investment against the elements. We begin with thorough decontamination and oxidation removal across the entire exterior — roof, sidewalls, front cap, and trim. After restoring the surface to optimal condition through machine polishing, we apply professional-grade ceramic coating designed for large-format vehicles. The coating creates a self-cleaning hydrophobic layer that repels water, dirt, UV rays, and road chemicals. This dramatically reduces maintenance effort and keeps your RV looking showroom-fresh between trips.
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RV owners in the Lowcountry face unique challenges — salt air accelerates oxidation, pollen embeds into every crevice, and subtropical humidity encourages mildew on roof seams and rubber seals. Our technicians understand these conditions and tailor every detail accordingly. We also offer pre-storage detailing to seal and protect your RV before extended downtime, and a spring exterior detail to get your motorhome road-ready after storage. Regular professional RV detailing preserves your investment, protects resale value, and ensures a healthier environment for every trip.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We detail Class A, B, and C motorhomes, fifth wheels, travel trailers, and camper vans of all sizes.
Absolutely. Our mobile service reaches RV storage facilities, campgrounds, and private properties throughout Beaufort, Jasper, and Chatham counties.
Depending on size and condition, a full RV detail takes 4 to 10 hours — 4 to 6 hours for a Class C motorhome or travel trailer, and 6 to 10 hours for a larger Class A. We recommend scheduling a full day for comprehensive service.
Yes. Ceramic coating is ideal for RVs. It protects large exterior surfaces from UV damage, oxidation, and road grime while reducing maintenance time.
Yes. Our specialized cleaning process removes black streaks, oxidation, and environmental staining from all RV exterior surfaces.
For RVs in regular use we recommend a deep wash and spray wax every 3 months, a deep wash with a heavy coat of wax every 6 months, and a deep buff and wax of the gelcoat and painted surfaces once a year. Left longer than that, oxidation and discoloration set into gelcoat, paint and plastics.
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