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I use a wide wood chisel and then some #m adhesive remover that I get from a automotive paint store.

Sad to see him gone. He was a long timer and his wisdom will be missed.

I would start with low fume muratic acid diluted 2 or 3 to one with water. Apply it to surface and let dwell for a minute or two then scrub and rinse with a soft brush. It might take a few applications to get through the heavy build up. You can get the acid at Home depot or lowes. I have found...

Credit cards in the bay would be the first thing I would do. I added credit cards 15 years ago and have seen my CC slowly become 80 percent of my ss income. I had tried a token vendor with a CC prior and no one ever used it. Once I put CC in the overall time and money spent increased. People...

If you don't offer credit cards now I bet you would increase by 50%. Most people do not carry cash anymore, Younger folks rarely do and they are the majority of your business. I run 80% CC ub nt SS bays.

Pipe dope with blue monster over the top. Less messy that way.

If you are talking about the black plastic trim on the bottom you could use a cerecoat product to dress it up and hide the scratches.

RDM fixes them and specializes in car washes.

My Rykos are touchless.

First thing I would do is check your meter for accuracy. Take a 55 gallon drum and fill it with water while watching your meter. I once had a brand new city water meter that read 3X the actual water usage. No way a friction should be using the amount of water you mention.

With 10 express tunnels now in my town of 70,000 the automatic business is not what it once was but the SS sales have been real strong. Having slack time in my auto bays I am thinking of offering a Spot free rinse and dry cycle in one of my automatics for the SS customers. After they finish in...

When it finally rains and helps clear the smoke business will be better. Also the smoke settling on the cars and then the rain will cause acid rain of varying amounts so it will be critical to get it off cars as soon as possible.

I have always just used Bleach.

Quick detailer might hide the spots for a while. Try taking some white vinegar and apply to a cloth and gently rub on the spots. The acid in the vinegar should remove the spots then rinse with water.

I would guess hard water spots from a sprinkler.

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I built a tire shine machine that worked well but ended up with a mess around the area it was installed and eventually drew in the ricer car crowd. They would meet at the wash to shine their tires but stay for hours not spending any other money. I think it intimidated the regular customers so I...

I once heard a customer tell my dad that he was not coming back and he was going to tell all his friends not to either. My dads response was "Good if they are anything like you I don't want them here."

I have some Sonny Mammoth side dryers in 15Hp per side that have worked well. They were 17K installed per bay 5 years ago.

I have 30 Secure coin mechs and they all work great. I have been using them for about 20 years.