There was a recent discussion that contained a great suggestion of using plastic parking stops for guide rails. Has it disappeared? I would really like to copy the pictures of them. Either my computer is screwed up again or something is amiss with the site as I can't get the search feature to cooperate.
Where did those guide rails thread go ?
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The Grand Master combined it and moved it to the Jim Coleman section.
termn8tr
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Try contacting http://www.gnrtech.com they sell a rubber park it curb that works perfect as a guide rail in a car wash bay. I've had great success with mine, in both bays. Great price as well. Good Luck
Waxman
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Went to the website; looks perfect.
Can you post a picture of one in your bay?
Thanks!
Can you post a picture of one in your bay?
Thanks!
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Hey Wax,
Look in the Jim Coleman section. I have a link with pics of my bays. I have used the Rubber parking stops before but they are not nearly as durable and they are not as slick either. When they are wet it is hard for most tires to climb over unless they are very large truck tires.
Look in the Jim Coleman section. I have a link with pics of my bays. I have used the Rubber parking stops before but they are not nearly as durable and they are not as slick either. When they are wet it is hard for most tires to climb over unless they are very large truck tires.
termn8tr
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Here's a picture of the two rubber parking curbs that I use in my bay as guide rails.
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You can't beat these guide rails. Light in weight, can cause NO damage whatsoever, durable, and customers sure do watch how they pull in.
