Beaches Car Wash L2 (St. Nicholas Site) Walkthrough 

Very cool!

Yeah

Nope. There’s no dry n shine machine, as the dryer actually does a really great job and leaves very little water on the vehicle. The employees towel dry the vehicle after it exits the tunnel.

@@PalmPeakMarketing Having a MCWW Dry N Shine (or any textile drying unit) can actually reduce the amount of manual labor needed for towel drying. If I owned this wash, I'd remove the Proto Vest dryer and install MCWW Air One dryers along with a Dry N Shine that includes both the side and overhead brushes.

@@ncautowashes2889 it’s a full service car wash

@@PalmPeakMarketing I know, but it would make drying quality more efficient and would also increase volume. Modern conveyor car washes that are both full service and express exterior (Tidal Wave Auto Spa for example) have used textile drying. Plus, employees could just disable the Dry N Shine unit if a customer buys a full service wash and the ones who buy the ride through option can get it instead.

Agreed! It’s an older setup but cleans the car really good. I’m very impressed with the dryer setup. Strips all the water off of the vehicle.

Definitely agree on a new power pack, however the old equipment functions perfectly fine.

Very old Sonny’s tunnel with a Proto-vest 90T

They have rollers on the ends of them. They also badly touch the vehicle as the air pressure causes them to hover a bit.

The only possible way it will scratch the car is if one of the rollers gets stuck.

@@PalmPeakMarketing yes, but still why not replace them with newer dryers that don't even come close to the car.

these dryers are the best because they are from the 1970S! @@Alex.AL_26