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I have several people on this board alone that will testify to the fact I am never opposed to taking someone's money. I'm a proud filthy capitalist pig.

Many times the lipstick is the most inexpensive and effective upgrades. Consumers want pretty. When was the last time you changed the decals on your vacs and meterboxes What does the building look like? How about the lot? Are you still using incandescent, fluorescent, or metal halide lighting...

This is the instructions they sent us a while back for newer units.

I second this. The ICA Show is May 13-15 in Nashville. https://thecarwashshow.com/

The 1034 timer is the main brain that runs the car wash bay. Dixmor LED6 is a far superior product. It allows you to do count up with your credit card system. There doesn't appear to be one in the quote you posted. Credit card is a must. The XE validator is the bill acceptor in your change...

Brushes are fine to replace if you're willing to do the periodic inspection of them. If you let them go until they are "gone" you've most likely damaged the motor itself and then there is no point in changing the brushes. I have customers in both camps. Some don't mind having to periodically...

We do not sell from our website. They are available through Kleen Rite or you can email me your information at dkamsickas@ginsan.com

The lexan covers came with the entire enclosure and that's one of the things we can no longer get. I've had some customers have some success with using headlight restorer kits on them.

As a short term improvement you can change the red lens. They are part number 74117 and I think a pack of 5 is less than $10. When yours were install that was a clean look but it makes necessary upgrades to bigger, better meter boxes more work.

There is not a drop in replacement for the GS31. Several components we used to build those went obsolete several years ago and because of the very low volume of those we were selling we opted not to invest the R&D dollars into designing a replacement. To be blunt, the display in the bay/timer in...

I can tap the little button on my steering wheel, say "Car Wash" and my built in navigation system on my Dodge Ram will have them pop up.

Yup.

In a bay or vacuum it has to be set to always enable. There is no controller in either of those to enable it.

Use the blank one. Make sure it prints out the size of a dollar bill. They suggest a #2 pencil but I know people have used black ink pens and sharpies

They may have located some aftermarket parts or they scooped up some on the secondary markets. That's their niche. We just couldn't justify the engineering expense for a product that we haven't built for PDQ in 20 years.

Again, I really don't feel comfortable discussing any specific instance I was not directly involved in....especially on a public forum. But I do apologize. I've been know to royally screw some things up myself so I know it happens. If you do need assistance, please feel free to reach out to me.

First, hire a good lawyer that is familiar with the local codes where you are looking to set up. In New York or New Jersey, they will also need to be adept at knowing which local authorities need to be......ahem.......satisfied and what that will take.

If they are the ones we manufactured that have the 4" displays, they will be difficult to repair as the displays and associated driver chips are no longer manufactured.

I can't speak to your specific instance, but I will say we all drop the ball sometimes. My apologies.

You are correct. Here's a sample we made up for our customers.