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Bighead: Very eloquently put!!! Thank you for saying what you said the way you said it.

So will you quit your full time job and just run the wash or hire a manager? I still think this deal is not one I would make, based on the info you have provided. I think the best advice you will get is to hire a consultant after you review 3 years tax returns and decide if the deal is worth...

what brand was it and how much did you pay? I saved $$ on an extractor by shopping around...

Actually, what I said was very kind if you see through the minor insults (and they were minor, so cowboy up). I could tell you it sounds great and go for it and it's easy to run a wash and the owner is probably telling the truth, etc. What I said was designed to wake you up to the fact that no...

1. Get 3 years tax returns from present owner. 2. It's bad and I'd never ever invest $3M on a business like this w/no land. Crazy talk. 3. Hire an independent carwash consultant. 4. $ Zero. Lousy idea.

Let it go Why is there no floor heat? Out of order or non-existent? I'd let it close. If it had more potential I may say get involved, but it sounds pretty poor by your description, so what is your up-side to helping out besides earning some temporary money for what sounds like alot of work...

Sounds like you missed the ICA show (so did I). Too bad; that would've been a good place to look at a bunch of machines. For touchless IBA's I like Washworld's look and build quality. Lots of guys like PDQ and Belanger, too. For friction I like the Softgloss machine. Why not get a copy of...

sounds like a check valve is malfunctioning somewhere. look at your manual and see how the plumbing to the wash arm goes.

What is your favorite non-staining creme wax and why? TIA.

Vegetable oil? That's for salad. AOL??? People still look at that?

I gave the Flex Buffer a real good hard workout recently, buffing a severly scratched Dodge Ram pickup. It had tree limb scratches all over the finish. I used 3M Super Duty compound and a waffle foam cut pad followed by Pro #1 Polish and a waffle finish pad. It was fast and easy and proced a...

Use a mild bleach and water solution on mildew.

I'll stop in when I go through Kittery. I'm in Maine several times a year to visit relatives and friends. Looking forward to it!

I'd go the simplest route first, reduce nozzle size. Then see if cleaning or lubricity suffers. If not, you're done.

I fired a supplier for gouging recently. They had been caught by me once, charging WAY too much for a vac hose, of all things. I warned them I would not tolerate that. Then they did it again; this time on a gallon of Vinyl Dressing. Next time they came in I told them they were fired and not...

Zero problems with my G57's but I only run foam brush and sputter polish in them.

Whale: That sign is Nice for the equipment room but not the building exterior.

What are the best products to use in a sprayer? Does the overspray travel? What spray gun? HVLP? PSI used?