@@ameliadiaz8040 Yeah, I’ve seen a load of sites on SONNYs controls failing give packages that come with that component, it happens randomly, but honestly if you use a good drying agent it’s not really worth worrying about, my car came out just fine…

What can I say, we love high pressure… 😂 I agree though.

Thanks!

@@CarwashReviewsFlorida No problem!

Likely not.

@@CarwashReviewsFlorida That’s interesting. So I assume it will stay like that.

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You're talking to a tunnel attendant and soon-to-be manager here, lol. So, if you have your chemistry dialed in properly, the right amount of mils, etc you won't be lowering quality. Also, many different tunnels have different chain speeds set to work off their chemistry setup. You really have to play around with things when it's a brand-new tunnel, but once you hit the sweet spot, there's no going back. Where I work we have auto-roller where when the back tires roll over the tape switch it automatically fires a roller. I absolutely love it as on busy days like we've had from pollen season now, our car counts are higher and stacking is doable.

@@CarwashReviewsFlorida When you load cars so close the brush can’t even go between both of the cars comfortably then you are going to have a huge problem if someone jumps a roller. still will always prefer inbay washes. One near me is VERY clean and they hose the brushes off after almost every car during day.

@@DylBuilder1 It sends extra rollers after the one for the vehicle is sent, and the wraps do make full contour front and back still. So you like IBAs, nothing wrong with that, but answer this! Can your IBA wash up to 1000+ cars in one day fast and efficiently with no stop, and no wait time? I will give PETIT a point as they are the ONLY IBA I would ever install if I were forced to go with an IBA.

@@CarwashReviewsFlorida But the conveyor doesn’t stop for the spare rollers to hit the tire. No, but why would I want to spend 500k+ on a full blown tunnel(because if I was going to go tunnel I’d get the fusion, x3 and everything) when I can do 200k on an inbay, wash for the same/ similar price, and earn back my investment faster. I respect your opinion on tunnels though.

@@DylBuilder1 No hate man, I respect your opinion as well. If you don't mind me asking, what chemistry do you run or plan to run? I am going with either Lustra or QualChem, all depends on the cost though.

We've changed a lot since then, and have had time to dial things in correctly. This was taken when the store was brand new July of 2021.

wash city bought this location is why they are switching out everything. Wash city uses sonnys machines. The belt is staying at least.

@@justinpalmari2214 Oh go figure well I hope these videos stay up.

@@carwashslayer4235 they prolly will. Wash city seems to be taking over the area. They got more locations that are about to be built near by. They arent afraid to spend money lol.

@@justinpalmari2214 interesting

I don't work for this company, it is changing to Wash City as they bought Pearl out. I work for a company "prefer not to say" that uses SONNY'S and it's alright, just have to maintain the aluminum is all, otherwise as with any piece of equipment, you need to do preventative maintenance. Any manufacturer equipment works fine, as long as it's tuned right.

I have no idea, I don't really spend time looking for IBAs anymore. I'm more interested in tunnels and happen to work for an express exterior wash. I believe I still have my R7B video from Silver Star uploaded if you're still interested.

Not sure... Could I be though? Nahh

Haven't a clue, I wasn't around back in the 90s...

Yes it is!!! (I’m the driver in the video)

Yes sir!

@@CarwashReviewsFlorida are those green stuff called bug print

@@SapphireHerandez It's tire cleaner solution, to break the solids and dirt on the rims/tires/wheel wells.

We have one QF on either side which is how they are supposed to be setup.

@@therapylarry7745 What I'm saying is some washes have it setup the same brushes on the same side instead of opposite sides.