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Neither of these scenarios damage chains.

It is illegal to import baby formula that does not meet guidelines set by the FDA. All baby formula that is FDA approved for sale in the US are produce in the US.

Dry ice is used to blast off grime and dirt. I looked into a system to purchase for our detail center, but in the end the cost for the system was out of my budget. For us, it seemed like a solid product to help with wheel cleaning. Hopefully prices come down on the complete systems!

You just need to learn how to properly educate customers when this sort of thing happens. It’s simple science once you locate the origin of the crack. It’s also a good (yet tedious) habit to point out any noticeable chips to ensure the customer is aware in advance.

We had this issue recently and needed to replace the entire roller up cartridge assembly. It only got louder and more frequent to the point where it was actually just sending rollers up when they were not being called for.

When they are dialed in, the quickfires are solid. I've noticed when one component goes out or starts acting up, it can cause so many problems with other aspects of those quickfire wraps. I've got a small oil leak in the air/oil system that keeps changing the arm swing pressure on me so I'm...

Is there an update here? I’m very curious to know the outcome, notably how smelly was your operation? Even our conventional underbody and prep reclaim system stinks, can’t imagine what a complete no discharge system would smell like.

you sure it’s SS and not aluminum?Steel wool does wonders on grime and buildup on aluminum framing. as others mention, more than likely it’s water scale buildup among other things, but you need to tackle the buildup with a proper chemical to help with any manual scrubbing. Work on small...

Does the wrap properly hit the front of the vehicle first before swinging out then coming back down the rail? I’ve noticed that my Quickfire wraps only properly follow after correctly hitting the front. if the above doesn’t apply, have you checked the arm that triggers the switch on the head to...