Car Wash Blog / Self Serve Industry Blog and Forum
I have never seen the brake fluid line bolted out of the way for the front and back pads. But I also only changed brakes on four different cars.
Front brakes seem worn on the edges. Is this normal?
Rear brakes seem worn on the edges also. Is this normal? The rear brake were squealing.
It is also interesting how the rear brake slip in from the side or from the top. The front brakes only slip in from the side.
A vacuum claw is missing. Oh no.
I changed the tip up from white to red today. It was very weak high pressure soap.
It is cool having wet concrete bags in a bay. The bag to the left was a large rock. The bag on the right was powder still and of course fell apart when I tried to dump it.
Another vending machine problem. The towel got hung, which is very bad luck.
Well actually the coin acceptor was jammed with this crap which caused the coin jam.
Someone broke a high pressure gun.
Setting up shop.
Harass everyone at the car wash to purchase your cds.
He sells lots of cds they must be cheap. He leaves right when I pull up. I can not really tell what the tag says, but this is what it looks like.
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She wanted to clean her wheels. Greg never gave me a clear answer did I mess up or not, should I have refused her or not. William gave me a clear answer, he said it was a bad idea. But the conclusion is clear the car made it. Greg taped the front light and the back license plate light. Also, the wraps did not get caught in the bumper. Which is good.
I heard that William and Greg were working hard so I had to come watch. There was a clog between the flooded holding tank above and the clean out (In the first picture William is cleaning out the clean out.). They setup two sump pumps and were draining the above holding tank and the whole tunnel. It looked like lots of fun and with the cars coming to get washed looked like a loosing battle.