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Wow! Looks great!

The 15' hoses work perfect for me. I replace as necessary. I keep spares on hand and you should, too. Hoses are a wearable item that you need to regularly replace. If a hose is worn out it's a sign that it has made you ample $$$, so you should just replace it with a big smile on your face.

Rest in peace Eddie Van Halen. Many of your songs highlighted important parts of my life.

I'm curious about the monthly unlimited with an app like coinless or touch for a wash too. My concern is people abusing it. For example washing all their friends cars with their monthly unlimited app on their phone. I don't know if there's anyway to prevent that. Would it be better to just sell...

I guess it depends on the purchase price and the cost of the remodel. It's all about the numbers. Interest rates are nice and low right now so you might do really well on the loan end of it. People say that a good self-serve can compete just fine against an express wash as long as markets not...

Hi. I ordered these: https://smile.amazon.com/PureSec-plastic-fitting-straight-refrigerator/dp/B01NCOT476/ref=pd_ybh_a_33?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=41B99GX0D416R900SE18 I want them for my gravity wax and soap lines; 1/8" poly lines. The idea was to prevent weep from backfeeding into soap...

Where did you get the DTC #? In Massachusetts, the Highway Department of the State has this data available. My DTC was pretty good. I used .003 as a multiplier and have never hit the number. Just FYI..... Never rely on the salesmen / their company to do your research for you. This is a big...

Has anyone used this: https://ezpvcna.com/ ?? Good / bad? Thank you.

Please update as to the status of this problem. Was it repaired and if so what was required to repair the malfunction? Thanks!

One idea is an hourly wage plus a sales incentive. For example; $15/hr base pay. Then 3% of gross up to $2999 Once you hit $3000,it jumps to 5%.

Twelve years old

Breakdowns depend largely on age of equipment. Daily things are coin jams, vac hose clogs, changer jams,etc. Weekly things can be leaks from swivels, hoses, fittings. Credit card slots where people insert coins. Automatic equipment breakdowns are trickier. Your question is very vague .

First, a few questions: ~ Why are you against buying an existing wash? ~ Would you consider working part time at a wash to gain useful experience? ~Are you mechanically inclined? ~ How many hours a day can you commit to running the business?

High Class Criminals!

I don't think you need a sign, but it would help in a lawsuit...perhaps. If a $65 wax job made him happy that's good, but I'd be very clear that he should not go thru the same wash again.

I've had a stuck contactor make my ss bay blower run on, so it makes sense...

Cut the strength of the sealant back a bit and re-check. Keep a notebook and keep track of what you did.

In my detail shop we use mineral spirits for tar wax and grease remover. you can use a trigger sprayer or pump sprayer to apply. Let it dwell a minute and try powerwashing. I also would try Gunk Foamy Engine cleaner on it, but the mineral spirits is great on tar in my experience.

So if they do not review your documents your loan is forgiven anyway?

Just finished up a fresh paint job after having the security cage repaired and installing a new chiller.