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Similar situation just happened in our town by another car wash. Bad stuff started to happen slowly like kids doing burnouts on the street and blocking entrances to businesses. Finally it got really out of hand and the police had to come in arrest a few of them. The organizer said it was just a...

Undue the inlet hose to the pump and you will probably see it still flowing water. Trace that line back to the solenoid and you should find your problem.

I have 16 foot bay doors with the boom mounted about 18 feet high and 32 footlong bays and my hoses have never drug on the ground. I run a 3 foot hose down from the end of the boom that almost never wears out and makes it easier to replace hoses when needed. I just started using the new lighter...

LOw Fume Muratic acid availible at Home Depot or Lowes. I dilute it 2 parts water to 1 part acid. I brush it on and let it sit for a couple of minutes then brush it again for agitation. and rinse. Bad spots might require 2 applications. About $7 per gallon and I can do a 40 foot auto bay with 2...

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I have used many of the john guest 3/8 OD push lock check valves with great success. I do not have many 1/4 od lines but think the John Guest 1/4 inch valves would work fine.

A rule of thumb I was given years ago by a express wash appraiser was that you needed 125 cars per day per millions of dollars invested to break even. Low side would be 100 cpd per million. At that rate will your project cost 1.7 million or less?

Line X coat is very hard to clean and will grow mold. It also looks pretty dingy after a while, impossible to keep white. I have heard of people grinding flat areas so they can put strips of wood down the wall and then attach sheets to that.

My wife found a rare coin under a seat once when detailing. She gave it to the owner and she said her husband had lost it while back and it was valued over $10,000.

I did this a few years ago. It is easy to grind flat area where the wall mount brackets go. I tried spraying the entire wall with Line X but that did not turn out well and I would not do it again. Grinding the entire wall flat would be major project.

I added some SOnnys Mammoth dryers to a couple of my automatics and will add them at another location soon. They do extremely well on the sides of a vehicle. You can also add a flip feature to them so they get the back of a vehicle. It would be great if they made them in a top dryer with a flip...

If the bill passes the congress they would never review the documents.

Earl you are right it is the SBA that has 60 days to review documents.

It does not seem that it gets too cold where you are. I would look into some overhead radiant heaters that would heat the floors from above for the few times you need them per year. Add some exit side doors to keep the wind off the floor. Otherwise you are looking at new concrete and new lines.

Your bank has 60 days to review your documents and then the IRS has 60 days to review them. Total forgiveness for under 150K seems like fraud by a lot of companies.

I was talking to my banker about the forms needed for the PPP loan forgiveness program. His bank is only processing loans over 150K at this time for forgiveness. He said Congress is working on a total forgiveness program for any loans under 150K on the PPP program. I guess the government can't...

Hopefully you had replacement insurance.

It is oxidation being lifted off a single stag paint. Being it is single stag you can buff it back to a shine pretty easy. The "dead" paint on top will need to be removed for the shine to restored. This happens when the surface temperature of the paint is hot and the chemical you are using is...

I would never go open loop again. It almost cost me a whole system once. You can get a small reserve tank with a pressure pump that will keep the system filled with the proper ratio.

When i had my detail shop I found a industrial ZEP product made from Orange rinds that worked great and was environmentally OK. Seal coating companies use this orange based product to clean their trucks.