When you talk about switching chem, does that mean you pull the inline injector from one chemical and put it in the other?
5AlarmMobilePW
Yes.
Get a three way switch mounted to your gun!! Run two lines with your pressure hose. One from step 1 and another from step 2. A little heavier to use but the benefits are worth it. No walking back to the rig between chems!
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What’s your favorite 1 step chem and where do you get it
5AlarmMobilePW
I use a three way valve to switch between chem 1 and 2. Greenwater what chem are you using, mine are making the aluminum white. Not really liking that.
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Just wanted to thank all you who posted on this thread. Greenwater especially, thanks for being patient with me and going out of your way to school me. I have ordered all the parts I need from Pressure Tek and am stoked about getting it set up. I’ll post some pics once I incorporate the new set up. Thanks guys!!
Aaron Easter
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Oklahoma City Metro
Fleet Washing
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Hi green water, my name is james. I’ve been fleet washing heavily for the last 4 ya and use heavy caustic cleaners and brush everything. I am labor heavy and am interested in moving to two stepping. What if at all advise can you give me in regards to “how to”, recommended 2 step chemicals to use, cost per vehicle to two step, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hello sir, where di you buy the 2 step chemicals? Do you have to regulate the ph of your water?
