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Rear Wiper covers

washregal

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We have been using a suction cup apparatus at our wash for sometime.. this has become a bit cumbersome as we have had a few recent events with the suction cups getting stuck under the chain causing shut down. Looking to move over to wiper covers - presently we are working with a manual paystation no outdoor kiosk or gate - just wondering #1 - how successful these plastic wiper covers are - #2 - time to place on #3. is there a best way to dispense these in the prop area - a stand or holder #4 - what product have you had success with and perhaps most cost effective?
 
These are good wiper bags. I don’t like to put them on a dirty car - especially in the winter. The wiper and surrounding area will still have all the salt and winter grime after the wash when the customer removes it. I’d rather put it on after a manual prep - at least hit the area with a hp gun first. Less bothersome to me if the area is wet but clean. If you don’t prep, you have to put it on a dirty car / no choice.
 

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I'm not a tunnel guy, but before I got in the biz and used tunnels as a customer they were using a small piece of painters tape to secure the rear wiper. Don't know if that helps?
 
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