Is CGI ceramic coating worth it?

[srthomsen]

On 10/27/2024 at 7:17 PM, Jason Foster said:

If it is worth it, then it is worth it.  

Age is one thing that no one can run from.

[topgun2]

17 hours ago, srthomsen said:

Age is one thing that no one can run from.

But - 

I'm running as fast as I can!

And, now you tell me that all this running is for nothing?

[MAX Burner]

3 hours ago, topgun2 said:

But - 

I'm running as fast as I can!

And, now you tell me that all this running is for nothing?

Hey, Bill -- slow down, brother.  If you don't, you'll eventually just die tired!  HA!

[Jason Foster]

On 2/23/2025 at 3:24 PM, srthomsen said:

Age is one thing that no one can run from.

You can't run from it but you can run with it.  Stay mobile, stay strong.  

[MobileJoy]

The age thing is definitely overrated...

We had ours done 18 months ago. We used to wax, but after a long trip cleaning the Mojo took considerable elbow grease. We returned from a long trip in 10/24 and the Mojo hadn't been washed in over 2 months. It cleaned up easily. Black drip stains wiped away with almost no effort. Even bugs were easier to remove. It looks better than new. So I'd say it is definitely worth the money given the cleaning and waxing time saved, and the appearance of the cleaned fiberglass.

Ours is garaged and we use RockTamers.

On 12/5/2024 at 6:45 PM, Rolind said:

The guys were fantastic, did great work and were fun to talk to on drop off and pickup. We would strongly recommend them for their excellent work.

Ditto!

[Galileo]

On 10/27/2024 at 7:55 PM, Mountainman198 said:

and the chance to get intimate with my trailer.

I think this is a huge factor.

Of course, a really attentive person or crew doing the work for you could tell you everything they found, but seeing, touching, feeling everything for one’s self is huge for a DIYer.

Last trip on top of the Oliver was to do a detail wash after being up there to rescue the bolts that had vibrated out of the fan motor on the Dometic A/C. (That unit is SO loud and obnoxious that it needs a nickname - like the “Vultee Vibrator” or the “Piper Traumahawk”) That little exercise got me familiar with the crud buildup by the awning brackets, weatherproofing around the various gadgets attached to the roof, and an as yet unexplained stain on the roof caused by something leaking of that dang A/C. 

Even from inside, I can see the MaxxFan needs to come OFF the roof to detail clean the inside of the translucent dome. I thought I was being anal when I removed the fan blade for a proper wash rather than just a quick wipe-down. We use the fan A LOT (probably because the damn A/C is so freaking loud - have I mentioned that before? 😋 ) so dirt, dust, cat hair, etc build up on the fan parts and can’t be cleaned thoroughly from inside. We don’t even cook much inside, but something being drawn out of that fan is acting as an adhesive to hold that dirt.

Anyway, here’s to getting intimate with our trailers….

Oh, and I can’t find the bottle at the moment, but I’m using some expensive, highly-recommended milky-looking spray on the front of the trailer and TV to help the gozillion “love bugs” - that completely coat the front of vehicles driving through Louisiana - slide off as opposed to needing sandpaper to remove them. 

[Ronbrink]

2 hours ago, Galileo said:

We use the fan A LOT (probably because the damn A/C is so freaking loud - have I mentioned that before? 😋

You are not alone; some owners bothered more than others, but your assessment is spot on!