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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
I'm still trying to figure out how to run the exhaust from the pressure washer.
I'm still trying to figure out how to run the exhaust from the pressure washer.
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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
Well, I forgot about updating this thread.
Here are some more pictures.
From the back. "ALMOST" final... lol. still tinkering with it.
water hookup split
Built this box today to cover my tank and make it look a little cleaner in there . Needed more shelving, so this will do. Not done yet.
I will be putting drawers on the passenger side, on top of this.
Will also have railing going around to hold things in place so things don't roll around. Also thinking of making a bottle holder on top of it.Last edited by Tex Star Detail; Nov 12, 2008, 03:01 PM.Comment
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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
Looks great, but how do you empty your vacuum ????Keep your mast up and your rudder wet !!Comment
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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
Looks great bro! Haven't talked to you in a LONGGGGGGG time. Very nice set up. I too was thinking of a van but heck, everyone knows my yellow truck now!
How are you gonna empty that vac?
LOL!www.clean4udetailing.com
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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
Hey Tex, I like that net hanging stuff for the bottles on the door- any chance you can get some better pics of that, as well as info on where you got it?
Thanks!Comment
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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
As for the vac, it's easy. Just un-do the hose, get in the van, pull the vac to the open side of the shelf, and pull the vac out. Voila! LOL
As for the "net thingy" holding the bottles, those are actually for buckets. They clip on the top of buckets to hold your bottles. Bought from Wal Mart for less than $4.00 each.
I just cut the plastic clips off and attached it to the door.
I will see if I can find a stock photo of them.Comment
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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
Still looking good! Looks like its getting full yet well organized - might have to get a larger van already!
Brandon
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It is looking great. Very well organized. Looks like its a snap to find everything.quality creates its own demandComment
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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
I like it a lot. Great job on fitting everything in there. I think my second van will be a midsized van like that instead of another full size like my E250.Forever New
Mobile Detailing
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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
What size is the generator? Looking for one for my set up.Comment
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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
I would attach tubing or pipes of some sort for your question about pressure washer exhaust.Joel
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Rejuvenation Auto Detailing
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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
Wow! That thing has come a long way since I last looked. Nice set up!
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Job well done!Comment
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Re: My new detailing van (build up w/ pics)
Nice...where'd you get the water tank?
Originally posted by Tex Star Detail View PostHere's a small update. This is where my water tank will be mounted. I just set it in there for visual purposes...
Outside of tank needs a good cleaning huh?
From back of van...
A lot of room left for 'other' stuff..
Now I need a large rubber mat for the floor. That or have the floor done in a Rhino Liner. I may go the cheaper route for now..
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