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My friends who are buying the new Tiffin Allegro asked if I knew anything about ECOProRV protectant. I said I had never heard of it, but that I would ask the more experienced ladies here.

Thanks!

oh, thats a new one on me too
sorry I'm of no help

Nope, sorry. We had one coach that was treated with some kind of protective treatment to the tune of a couple of thousand dollars and we weren't impressed. That was quite a while ago...maybe 12 years or so? Might be better stuff out there now.

Never heard of it but found this website.

EcoRVPro http://www.ecoproproducts.com/ecorvpro.php

FB page https://www.facebook.com/ecorvpro 12 likes

Based on the video they spray the RV inside and out.

Before I would use anything like that especially inside, I would want to read the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) on the product. You want the real MSDS, not the one that the company puts out, and sometimes finding that isn't easy like it used to be.

We purchased a program much like this (not this name) for our 2012 Itasca Cambria as well for both of our vehicles primarily because neither of us are able to clean and wax (protect) the vehicles. The company that we purchased our RV from takes it in every 6 months and cleans, waxes and protects the unit on the inside as well as the outside (including doing paint touch-ups, if needed). It is a little pricey but it works for us since we can't do it ourselves.

Bonnie

BJ my thoughts are same as yours. I wonder what's in it. Just because they say it's water soluble before dry does not make me any more comfortable.
Velda

I agree with BJ and Velda. I was disappointed that while the website went on and on about what the product doesn't contain, if it has an ingredient list anywhere, I couldn't find it. And I couldn't help but wonder whether it can contain anything but water if they can make the claim there are no cancer causing agents. Over time it seems just about everything has been found to help cause cancer - including contaminated water.

That said, if someone had tried to sell me something like this and I could get my questions answered and the price wasn't ridiculous, I might have done it just because I hate cleaning the outside, and would have loved my shades, etc kept clean.

I looked for that ingredients list too and could not find which immediately makes me suspicious.
Velda

I would hazard a guess that the main ingredient is Snake Oil...

mitch5252 wrote:I would hazard a guess that the main ingredient is Snake Oil...

Agreed!

It sounds like what the car dealers use to try to sell you for $500. If you want your seats treated you can buy a can of Scotch Guard at Walmart.

Martha