Yeah if you absolutely have to use an auto car wash it needs to be touch less. Although they do use a very high pressure in a lot of them it will always be better than those Brillo pad type spinning car washes lol
Looks like a very clean installation. Stainless steel construction is a big plus. Through put looks a bit slow but, may be the video, and most In Bay Autos are too fast. Fast is one thing, bigger thing is the vehicle needs to be clean and dry.
We use a Coleman E Fusion Touch free and I love this machine a whole lot better. Our machine is supposed to be "top of the line", but after working with it for nearly two years I think it's terrible. The chemicals we use too suck.
@@brendanhancock ecause it was a dumb question. Of course they can ship it to any state. It comes as a pile of parts the need to be assembled on a truck. It’s 2021 and anything can be shipped anywhere in the world these days.
@@34coupelt1 And also is this machine still at the Millcreek car wash.I am supposed to go to Edmonton on this Monday so I was wondering if it is still here.
I'm not impressed. That truck was pretty clean going in. I want to see it wash a 4x4 pickup truck (roof, sides, bed, bed toolbox, winch, undercarriage, wheel wells, tires, etc) covered in a thick layer of mud from driving off-road. When that comes out clean & shiny, free of mud, I'll be impressed.
