Submit Questions for The 2017 Car Wash Show!

Sajeev Mehta
by Sajeev Mehta

That’s right, there’s an annual Car Wash Show.

And, of course, it’s in Vegas.

Next week, I’ll be knee-deep in cleaning supplies, equipment and professional services offered to the car wash industry. And I need your assistance to get the most from this opportunity.

While I line up Q&A opportunities with CEOs like Washify’s Adam Korngold, I know who’s boss. It’s you, dear reader. So allow me to serve answers to your car wash Industry queries.

If your first question is why an autoblogger attends The 2017 Car Wash Show (avoiding SEMA like the plague), the answer is simple: my dear cousin’s start-up is literally cleaning up in Mumbai. I’m thrilled that my passion for cars and entrepreneurship finally came in handy for one of his business ventures.

Hit me up with questions!

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  • Lolcopterpilot Lolcopterpilot on Mar 30, 2017

    Whatever happened to the Mr Clean autodry filters? Is there any plan for the company to sell filters again? I haven't been able to find a similar, easy method to use filtered water to avoid water spots after washing my car.

    • Never_follow Never_follow on Mar 30, 2017

      Yes! Those were a godsend when using hard as hell Lake Ontario water. Now that I live in a soft water area, there's no big need, but I cleared out the store when they discontinued it and only used up the last one about a year ago.

  • Lou_BC Lou_BC on Mar 30, 2017

    Do any of those car show models need help with keeping their skimpy outfits polished?

  • D27XHy5HG D27XHy5HG on Mar 30, 2017

    Is there any alternative to the rail and rack system that draws cars through the wash? Damage to alloys with low profile tires is what keeps me from ever using automated washes.

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    • Corey Lewis Corey Lewis on Mar 31, 2017

      @mopar4wd Those are all called LASERWASH here. And you pay a premium for those.

  • JLGOLDEN JLGOLDEN on Apr 03, 2017

    I do have a legit question. It seems that the National Carwash Association (or something similar) used to vote on the "most washable new car". Saturn Aura and 1st gen Ford Fusion come to mind as previous winners. Winners usually had smooth designs and few recessed to trap dirt/bug splatter, few seams to trap water. I have not seen anything related to this in a while. Is such voting still a thing?

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