Bug Melt, Scrub-a-Dub, & Liz


Wild Thing finally got her much needed bath today! Glen and Steve were a big help and now she’s sparkling like new again. There is no water supply at the storage facility and I had cleverly drained the onboard fresh water tank when we got home so we improvised by carting several buckets of water from home. Steve brought some gallon jugs of water from the office so we had an adequate supply for the job.
We used Meguiar’s Marine Wash Gel to clean the exterior. It’s gentle in the gel coat, does not remove the protective wax finish, and really cuts through the grime.

The front area was covered in baked-on bugs so I used a product called Bug Melt to help me get them off. This stuff is the bomb! It dissolves those stubborn bugs in just a few minutes and also works well to remove tar and scuff marks. It too is super gentle, does not harm the gel coat finish, and also does not strip off the protective wax coating. It took a minute or two and a bit of buffing to get some of the particularly stubborn bits off, but I was very pleased with the results. I highly recommended this product!

Glen brought Liz to see the camper this evening and to meet the family. We had a such a lovely visit. Liz is smart, funny, and adventurous. She is just delightful and I hope we see much more of her soon!

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  1. Sarah – Following your blog from it inception, we have been able make some decisions regarding options we were unsure about. We were also able to envision our trip west next spring to pick up our Escape 19. Of course, it will be half the distance, but will closely parallel your trip. Now we have started a note book that we can enter some of your comments, tips and recommendations you have made. No sense in reinventing the wheel when you have graciously shared what you have learned with us. Cleaning the trailer’s exterior was one area we were wondering about.
    Ken & Karla
    Sioux Falls

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