sammybones
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Dang. I was expecting a much more vicious come back than that, marriage has made you soft.
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You may consider dry ice cleaning/detailing,
No need to buy, you can actually rent one.
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He lost credibility once he said "we use a torque wrench to break the lug nuts loose"
Do the rentals come with the ice as well?
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You may consider dry ice cleaning/detailing,
No need to buy, you can actually rent one.
Climate Control Equipment Rentals | HVAC Rentals
Climate control equipment rentals from Herc Rentals includes 5-25 and 40-80 ton AC units, chillers, desiccant dehumidifiers, water cooled AC units & more.
I've been hearing about various dry ice system. But didn't know they can be used on body paint and interior.
I bought a roller style undercarriage washer but modified it to use garden hose pressure and a quick couple. This entailed upsizing to 1/2" pipe and modifying some 1/4" NPT hose barbs for nozzles...
The dry ice cleaning machine has it’s bounds too just like any equipment. The one I posted is just an example, there are cheaper options depends on your area. There are different equipment models for your specific use, as well as a range of adjustments on the machine itself (but you get the idea of how the machine works and it’s advantages).
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• no mess, you don’t have to take a bath along with your undercarriage cleaning of your vehicle
• effective, efficient
• no hard labor to scrub multiple times
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• area-dependent on rental options
• aint cheap at this point not many have this equipment to loan so prices are still up there
• I have yet to see an elbow/u-shape fitting that can reach narrow/corner area where it can access dirt/salt build-up (or I haven’t searched deep enough yet) to get it cleaned
2-3 yrs from now maybe they have new enhancements and models making it more accessible to an average Joe like me for personal use. Time will tell.
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• no mess, you don’t have to take a bath along with your undercarriage cleaning of your vehicle
• effective, efficient
• no hard labor to scrub multiple times
(-)
• area-dependent on rental options
• aint cheap at this point not many have this equipment to loan so prices are still up there
• I have yet to see an elbow/u-shape fitting that can reach narrow/corner area where it can access dirt/salt build-up (or I haven’t searched deep enough yet) to get it cleaned
2-3 yrs from now maybe they have new enhancements and models making it more accessible to an average Joe like me for personal use. Time will tell.
Hey at least when I get down to look at the underside of my truck, I'm able to get back up by myself.
I think it'll definitely develop and become more common in the future. I would love to have a home machine, I would pay a grand or so for a decent unit with power for auto applications.
It's not entirely no-mess though. That material being blasted has to go somewhere. Videos I've seen show the surrounding area getting covered in a light dusting. I think if I had one, I'd do it outside only.
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