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Did you or anyone else catch the part where it states " If cars become fully autonomous and are no longer privately owned, how do they get clean?" Leaves me wondering if I should get ready for the great reset! If so how does one prepare?:unsure:

I use awcwire.com

I am no expert but, I believe the environmental make up of your dirt has a lot to do with what works and what does not regarding chemical choice. I work at a wash in southern Vermont and we have a lot of dirt roads, trees etc. If I go 40 miles south into Massachusetts and the environment...

Yeah, but the Gorilla brought untold joy to the children when their parents drove by! So it was worth it right?😂

I had a conversation with someone yesterday. I don't want to go into detail, but plans are afoot to fill the service glut that was just created.

Yes! We do it every year, giving away our top wash. We have touchless automatics, and last year we decided to wipe down every veterans car upon exiting. Boy was that appreciated! We won't be able to wipe down this year unfortunately. Also this year the weather doesn't look promising (rain)...

Wood wicks moisture. Metal corrodes quickly in corrosive environments. PVC solves that. I would look into something like the products Extrutech offers. The are more than wall paneling. https://www.epiplastics.com/index.html

We handle the calls the same way, and have had the same results.

From a cursory google search. https://goffscurtainwalls.com/our-products/doors/g2-doors/wash-guard-car-wash-doors/

I would like to say, opt for 3" stone load covered with a layer of fresh manure. The stone is hard to shovel and you know the reason for the other. But realistically I'd see where the legal route goes.

Do you have a picture? How many ports?

I'm not familiar with JC, but can you cut the nut off using a die grinder or dremel?

Just a thought, I think the SpecrtaRay as designed would catch debris and make keeping the bay walls clean even more of a chore. It may be a nice addition in some urban areas where flash sells and tree leaves and heavy dirt are less of an issue. I see it as more maintenance and extra work in...

I know nothing about WW, but have you checked the continuity of the stop switch, and the connections of the wiring to board?

I have rebuilt them in place on my G5's.

I've bought from Fluid Power products before at a significant savings.

We use Carlos on three bays and I have only changed one set in four years.

We recently experienced an issue with our high efficiency on demand hot water heaters. Turned out to be corrosion/deposits in the secondary heat exchangers. Have you flushed your boilers lately? We weren't flushing the boilers like we should have been, as we didn't know we should be flushing...

Thanks for the update!