I use Swarfega car shampoo on my car and find it excellent but Paul said not to use it on the van. On our van it's only really the back and front that I think that I would worry about as they are fibre glass or whatever you call it and are prone to fading hence the sealant the rest is aluminium which is coated and if kept clean shines anyway
Paul would know his products better than me but I would not use anything too aggressive on all of your van otherwise you will have wasted your money having Paul work on it
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Paul Of Tourershine has extremely good reviews on several caravanning websites both for the remarkable job he does & for his honesty in his advice on what is the best for the van .He will also apply a proprietary paint protection if that is what you require
Old chap I don't think anyone is disputing Tourershines quality of work or advice, just trying to help out those who do not know what is good or bad for their vans. The paint protection is also known as a sealer , which camcroft had applied to his van
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