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https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-43583-cryptopay-gold-line-retrofit-kit.aspx

I don't see that they offer a retrofit kit with a tap unit. It looks like you have to add that.

It will waste chemical if it is strong enough to work.

We installed the Goldline swiper kit in 2017 and added the regular tap in 2020 to one unit. We did have a few minor issues here and there. One did involve Hamilton and Cryptopay pointing fingers at each other. The funny part is I can't remember what the issue was but was resolved. We pulled the...

For years Jim has not been good about getting back with quotes. I just call parts instead but sometimes they are busy and don't answer. You can leave a message but are wasting you're time as the guy probably won't call back. Just keep calling back later in the day or the next day until he...

Okay. I read your original post again. If they didn't find anything in their research or have any issues with your site then why are they asking for a phase 2? If your lender read the report and sees no issues but still demands the phase 2 then I guess it's time for a new lender.

They probably found during their research that there used to be something like a dry cleaner or metal plating company on the property or next door and they need to verify the dirt is clean. Will the bank accept another phase 1 (or phase 2) from another environmental company that might cost less?

That's a new one for me. If a person swipes a card and it doesn't have enough money in the account the bay will start for a few seconds. It's confusing for a customer because they think there something wrong with our equipment. It would be nice if Cryptopay would put a start delay in the...

Could the spots be one of your protectants?

Have you checked your water for hardness?

https://www.supplyhouse.com/Takagi-T-H3-DV-N-T-H3-DV-N-Indoor-Tankless-High-Efficiency-Condensing-Water-Heater-NG They are new to us but many on here have used them for years with really good luck.

Do you have over 50 psi water pressure to the water heater at all times? IIRC that brand needs that or may not operate correctly. Its possible that played into the short life. The Takagi units only need 15 psi to operate and those are the ones we went with.

This thread is about the cost of a Wash World Razor touchless automatic installed. Is that what you are referring to or are you talking about self serve equipment? Are you talking about building a wash and installing the equipment?

Yes it's possible because it has its own solenoid valves and plumbing.

We have seen this message sent to our car wash messenger account three times in the last day or so. Ours said that we violated trademark rules and our page is scheduled for removal. Don't click on the link in the message. If it was truly sent by Facebook/Meta then they would have sent an email...

Yes, fairly concentrated but if you use a good sealer/Rain-X type product/ceramic or even a wax first it only takes maybe four minutes to get a small car 90% dry. If you want it truly dry then it will take a really long time. You should try to find a wash that has them and try it for yourself...

OP stated that the current owner has had it for 6 years.

Are you running soft water through the one for the SS bays? That seems like a pretty short life span.

We never have that issue because ours are inside. I bet the hose could be trimmed along the bottom effectively turning into a hood.