KJW Detailing
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- Mar 20, 2007
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Good Evening Geeks,
As you may already know, I'm using the approaching winter months to put together a mobile detailing vehicle. I'm obviously taking my time ad exploring all of my options.
I know that everyone's options differer, so I'm goin to paint a picture and well run from that point.
Your putting together a mobile setup, focusing on being a bit of a minimalist (as opposed to purchasing every tool under the sun.) the setup WILL include a water tank, generator, pressure washer.
This is where your professional experiences will come in handy. I need suggestions on which way to focus on additional tools. The items listed below are combinations I could do.
The cheapest route would be a metro vac and blow. Has the ability to remove excess water, blow the crap out of tight places on the interior, an obviously, vaccum. This also means the use of good old fashion manual labor on the interior. (Not a big deal to me.)
The next option, purchase a shop vac style vaccum for all my vacuuming needs. In addition, purchase an air compressor to blow out the ecxess water, blow the crap out of tight places on the interior. A dedicated air compressor could also be paired with a tornador, which could aid in interior cleaning and in other various areas.
Third Option, metro vac and blow, paired with a hot water extractor.
All the options would achieve the same goal, it just depends on the direction is the best to go.
Any assistance/insight would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Kieran Walsh
As you may already know, I'm using the approaching winter months to put together a mobile detailing vehicle. I'm obviously taking my time ad exploring all of my options.
I know that everyone's options differer, so I'm goin to paint a picture and well run from that point.
Your putting together a mobile setup, focusing on being a bit of a minimalist (as opposed to purchasing every tool under the sun.) the setup WILL include a water tank, generator, pressure washer.
This is where your professional experiences will come in handy. I need suggestions on which way to focus on additional tools. The items listed below are combinations I could do.
The cheapest route would be a metro vac and blow. Has the ability to remove excess water, blow the crap out of tight places on the interior, an obviously, vaccum. This also means the use of good old fashion manual labor on the interior. (Not a big deal to me.)
The next option, purchase a shop vac style vaccum for all my vacuuming needs. In addition, purchase an air compressor to blow out the ecxess water, blow the crap out of tight places on the interior. A dedicated air compressor could also be paired with a tornador, which could aid in interior cleaning and in other various areas.
Third Option, metro vac and blow, paired with a hot water extractor.
All the options would achieve the same goal, it just depends on the direction is the best to go.
Any assistance/insight would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Kieran Walsh
