Hi everyone,
A few weeks ago I had asked some questions on crane washing, I got the job and everything has been great.
Until, we did such a good job, the manager of the recycle yard wants us washing his trucks.
I have never seen trucks so filthy, the grease is just caked on, THICK, around all the lifts and etc. The product I have been using doesn't touch it. I need something to loosen it up, I can't afford to use hot pressure to detail these thing. What type of truck soap or degreaser do you guys recomend? I'll also be degreasing the engines. I realize the first time I clean these will be the worst since they havn't been touched for probably 6 months.
BTW, those cranes are a real money maker, I under bid the guy he fired by 50 bucks, and still come out at around 300 bills for an hour, hour and a half each.
I'm re-thinking the soap I use for trucks, since this is the first account that will have consistantly DIRTY trucks.
Thanks Guys,
Nate
A few weeks ago I had asked some questions on crane washing, I got the job and everything has been great.
Until, we did such a good job, the manager of the recycle yard wants us washing his trucks.
I have never seen trucks so filthy, the grease is just caked on, THICK, around all the lifts and etc. The product I have been using doesn't touch it. I need something to loosen it up, I can't afford to use hot pressure to detail these thing. What type of truck soap or degreaser do you guys recomend? I'll also be degreasing the engines. I realize the first time I clean these will be the worst since they havn't been touched for probably 6 months.
BTW, those cranes are a real money maker, I under bid the guy he fired by 50 bucks, and still come out at around 300 bills for an hour, hour and a half each.
I'm re-thinking the soap I use for trucks, since this is the first account that will have consistantly DIRTY trucks.
Thanks Guys,
Nate