Detailing an RV or boat is different from a car due to the unique challenges and larger surfaces involved. These factors require Spot-On to do specialized quoting so we can ensure your investment is taken care of properly. 

Size and Surface Area: RVs and boats have much larger and more complex surfaces, requiring more time, effort, and specialized equipment to clean and protect every inch.

Material Differences: Boats often have a variety of materials like fiberglass, gel coat, and marine metal that need specific care, while RVs can include vinyl, rubber seals, and aluminum. Each requires tailored products and techniques for proper maintenance.

Exposure to Harsh Elements: RVs and boats are exposed to more extreme weather conditions, such as saltwater, intense sun, and humidity, which can cause faster wear and tear, making the need for specialized protection (like marine wax or UV blockers) more important.

Interior Challenges: RV interiors can include fabrics, carpets, and appliances not typically found in cars, requiring a deeper clean to address the unique living spaces.

Accessibility: RVs are taller and bulkier, often requiring ladders or special tools to access roof and upper areas, while boats may need to be cleaned in water or require specific treatments for hulls and pontoons.These factors make RV and boat detailing more involved and specialized compared to car detailing.