soonermajic
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Where did you biy that Xstreme? I ak unfamiliar with them...
Lets see your automatics
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MEP001
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The guy sells direct. https://x-streamwashsystems.com/ I looked at one in Llano, it's a super simple, lightweight unit, does a good wash, very inexpensive, and no proprietary parts.
DiamondWash
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I though they went out of business their website hasn't been updated it says since 6/30/2011
MEP001
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I heard the same, haven't checked in a few years.
Don Sexstone
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My customers love it I have other brands of touchless around me and they come to mine because of the wash ….
DakotaHoskins
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I bought a paystation off the x-stream guy a couple years ago. He seemed like a good guy.
I noticed a “blast off” booth at the show but didn’t get a chance to talk to the guys. Appeared to be a IBA system. Wasn’t sure if they had rebranded xtreem or they have something totally different.
I noticed a “blast off” booth at the show but didn’t get a chance to talk to the guys. Appeared to be a IBA system. Wasn’t sure if they had rebranded xtreem or they have something totally different.
Looked them up from the Exhibitor map and yes, it is the updated version of the X-Stream. Still located in Richmond, VA.
Blastoff Automatic Touchless Car Wash Systems.
Blastoff Touchless Car Wash is the top performing automatic touchless car wash with an on-board wheel cleaning system coupled with extremely powerful wheel and rocker blasters.
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Here is my Accutrack 360 that was installed in 2015 in a bay that was originally designed long ago to be a tunnel.
DiamondWash
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Ryko Bi-Folds, I need to replace them but at $44k for 2 sets is not in the budget currently.
I like the parking bumpers! Am currently installing a used machine and don’t really want to put the rusty used guides on. Where did you get those? If you were to do it again, would you use these? Thanks
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I got them at https://recycledplasticfactory.com/
I don't see them listed on their website now, so you may need to contact them to see if they still make them. I used them on seven automatics and had no regrets. I'll never use them again though, since I've sold my washes and retired...
I don't see them listed on their website now, so you may need to contact them to see if they still make them. I used them on seven automatics and had no regrets. I'll never use them again though, since I've sold my washes and retired...
Ontario Car Wash
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HOW HIGH IS YOUR CEILING THANKS
soonermajic
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Not sure, I will check in another week or so...
eckert16
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Nice to see the variety of IBA photos being posted, shows pride of ownership by those taking the time and energy to make the improvements.
A trend seems to be occurring (just based on these photos) with IBA equipment in the bays from the pics posted. The panels installed on the IBAs...they seem to be less obtrusive, smaller and brighter panels. ie: such as the name/branding/logos on the arms/carriages and the choice of colors such as light blue, white, other lighter colors and even backlighting now. Those combinations (perception wise) make the wash bays seem less crowded and may be even less intimidating to the end user. The white walls/ceilings and evenly disbursed LED lights seem to be effectively making the bays more appealing to the customers.
Keep up the good work folks, these 'cosmetic' changes and bay equipment improvements seem to be paying off for those that do decide to make the investments.
A trend seems to be occurring (just based on these photos) with IBA equipment in the bays from the pics posted. The panels installed on the IBAs...they seem to be less obtrusive, smaller and brighter panels. ie: such as the name/branding/logos on the arms/carriages and the choice of colors such as light blue, white, other lighter colors and even backlighting now. Those combinations (perception wise) make the wash bays seem less crowded and may be even less intimidating to the end user. The white walls/ceilings and evenly disbursed LED lights seem to be effectively making the bays more appealing to the customers.
Keep up the good work folks, these 'cosmetic' changes and bay equipment improvements seem to be paying off for those that do decide to make the investments.
