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I've seen it happen several times in this industry. That's why I asked.

Did I miss something?

Wonder if OP ever built his tunnel and if so, how is it going?

Can't really tell. Kinda look like AeroDry blowers.

You're going to need to ask a consultant or a an equipment rep to come onsite and give you an answer. But I'll give you some things to start with. Is this an existing tunnel? For a 75' tunnel I assume the conveyor is front-wheel pull? There are some very busy FWP tunnels out there, but...

I pulled mine out. I fought that thing for several years. Did a crappy job no matter what. It was doing more harm than good as many regular customers were complaining. Customers with large tires were complaining about not getting 100% coverage, and customers with low profile tires complained...

Income is income.

It's big enough. not ideal, but big enough. No idea about required setbacks, but going by published minimums, you could fit a 90' tunnel along the 187' side. Or an "Express" auto bay with a Petit machine if you didn't want employees. Double or even triple of them in fact. There are some...

Yikes. You better find that key.

Bummer. But this isn't that kind of forum. Better off on Facebook.

From what I've seen, customers have a hard enough time driving their car into the bay and stopping at the required spot for an IBA to operate. I can't imagine spraying pre-soak and try-foam all over their car and then having them to still drive into the bay and stop at a specific spot. Would...

I use my friends and family as test subjects. I ask them what car washes they use. The answer is always "the one next to Target" or "the car wash on the corner on the way to Home Depot". They rarely know what the actual name of the car wash is. So my marketing dollars are spent in...

You're right in that those spots are not from a car wash. Those are hard water spots that have etched your clear coat. Only way to remove them is to polish them off. Take your car to a detailer, and be careful where you park in the future.

Dang. They even took the conveyor.

You're asking us how to build, but you are the contractor? Yikes.

Go ask them.

Ask your city.

Ha! Wouldn't that be nice. To charge my Tesla at a Supercharger usually costs around $18 - $22. To charge it at home costs around $8.

I am a Tesla owner. When I visit an official Tesla SuperCharger (which I do only on road trips), it takes about 30 -40 minutes to charge my car. But the Tesla SuperChargers provide high-voltege charging. The "other" chargers that you see at hotels and would be the ones being added to car...

I'm designing a new express wash here in CA, and the city is requiring me to put in two elec chargers at my vacs. I tried to explain why this is a bad idea, as the car wash is not the type of business where a customer parks their car, and then walks inside a store to conduct business. I...