gonational
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Has anybody had their rig washed by these guys?,,,I'm looking at the ones in Arizona on I-10.
I have also used the Blue Beacon in Vegas when I go to the races. Paid around $55.00 for wash, no spot rinse and tire shine. Drove to the track a dried the coach off and it didn't;t look to bad. About a hour later the mobile wash comes in did about 10 coaches over 4 hours and they looked great. Went and asked one of the coach owners what it cost and was told $40.00. Pretty good deal!John From Detroit said:I used a no-name along I-10, got a decent wash no problems.. I use Blue Beacon in Las Vegas, Same report.. I also used a mobile wash in Las Vegas, Very good results there.
I agree! ;DFoto-n-T said:Blue Beacon isn't going to do the undercarriage unless you can talk them into it with a gratuity. As far as the slides are concerned I WOULD NOT put them out. BB uses some seriously high pressure wands and your slide seals aren't designed for that type of sideways rain if you get my drift. I've used BB many time for just the purpose your contemplating, we like to spend a fair portion of the year here on the Coastal Bend and on the way back to either AZ or WY I'll hit one for a clean off.