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Dang dude.... They look dang good, really prifessiOnal.

This is the one that actually got me, this is some funny stuff, IMO anyway.

Now I know your not taking my comment the wrong way! As I wrote it, I was actually rubbing my stomach, trying to stop if from hurting because I had been laughing so dang hard @ your comments. I guess I could've said, you are dang FUNNY, or dang Hilarious, or dang comical, or heck maybe ond of...

I wish you the best. Like others have already stated it can be very difficult getting your business to succeed initially, but with you being as serious as you are, keep pushing and you'll be alright. And Flash Gordon, you are a dang fool, where do you come up with some if this stuff my man.??.??...

Yep, your exactly right. But I'll tell ya, I tried that method last year on a few cars and it worked well. However, just for SIG's, one day when I had two vehicles at the same location, I did one like this and on the other I added the second bucket and there were noticeable differences, not only...

Lol, I just finished washing 6 vehicles, all sedans in fair condition. When I leftvtgr house this morning, I had 100g in my tank and now it's just below 40g. So I'm guessing I'm right @ 10 a car from start to finish.

Your RIGHT, The Time Is NOW, LEts Get IT!!!:autowash:

Yep, the more and more I thought about it, there's no way you can use a two bucket method and get away with using any less.

Its just a 12X12 ez-up, works pretty good for me man. And Thanks Kris, Im anxious to see yours.

Just a few snap shots of my rig. Probably not the best, but they'll do. Ive made a few changes since last month, but for the most part this is it.

Yep. I have a few snaps I took last month. As soon as I figure out how to upload I will.

Hell, idk know how to measure it accuately either. But I do know that I fill my wheel bucket with approx. 2 gallons, I fill my two buckets with about 2-3 gallon each. Now as far as the initial rinse and final rinse, I'm guessing I use approx. 1.5 gallon for each. The only reason I'm asking is...

Thanks for the response buddy. I'm actually referring to total h2o use from start to finish. Initial rinse, wheels/tires, two buckets and final rinse. Just curious....

What's happening My Man? I too use the two bucket wash method with a third for tires. I'm just curious to know approximately how much h2o you use in this process. Some people seem to think that 8 gallons is way extreme... Again like I said earlier, I'm just curious to know how much o2 people...

But, in all fairness, depending on the condition of the wheels and tires I'm dealing with, I can sometimes use the same batch if water to clean 2-3 vehicles..

Well, idk man... If you think about it. I always start with the wheels and tires first. I do have a designated bucket for this process also which is 5g of which I probably only use 2 gallons. Thorough rinse maybe 1-1.5 gallons. Foam cannon approx. 1 gallon. Two bucket wash, each filled with...

I started off this year with a 55 gallon tank and depending on the condition of the vehicles, I could wash 5-8 cars. I use a foam gun and two bucket wash method using approximately 8 gallons a car. It worked well until march, when I started getting calls to wash 10-15 a day. Bottom line, if you...

Heck mike, I'm not for sure how, but I actually saw it last Sunday. I'm guessing it's the same episode with you poishing a old dark green truck with pinnacle polishes...Idk but I gave the dvr set anyhow....

Nice... I really could have used this two days ago...

Awesome CEEDOG, congrats man....