This product offers FREE SHIPPING directly to your door within 2-4 days from order placed!
The Build Your Own Car Washing Setup includes the following:
The gas pressure washer is 3600 psi 2.5 gpm and the electric pressure washer is 1600 psi 1.7 gpm.
100 gallon water tank.
100 ft of single wire 3/8" pressure washing hose with quick connects.
4000 watt inverter gas generator designed to power your pressure washer, shop vacuum, and extension cord. The inverter generator is much quieter than the regular generator.
A very strong 5 horsepower wet and dry shop vacuum that will clean very dirty areas.
Multiple car detailing brushes to clean the interior of the car, exterior of the car, and more!
The best mobile detailing chemicals on the market! Chemicals include: Car washing soap, wheel and tire cleaner, tire shine, degreaser, interior cleaner, and window cleaner!
Microfiber towels for interior and exterior cleaning or drying for car detailing.
A foam cannon to apply car washing soap to a vehicle.
A custom aluminum skid 40" Long x 48" Wide.
6 gallon air compressor and air compressor gun. This is plenty of air for drying off windshields, interior, and rims.
4 ratchet straps to mount your water tank and etc.
Eye bolts to hold the ratchet straps.
12v 4 gpm pump that pumps water from the water tank to the pressure washer. This pump plugs into the generator.
OurBuild Your Own Car Washing Setupis a great option for people looking to clean cars, suvs, trucks, and vans! This is commercial grade pressure washing equipment designed to help people get into the industry with a low budget. If you have the question "what do I need for car detailing?" this is the package for you!
This mobile detailing equipment package offersFREE SHIPPINGdirectly to your door within 2-4 days from the day the order is placed!
This equipment is perfect for anybody looking to start their own car detailing business!
The package deal comes with a manufacturer's warranty and will be carried out from the manufacturer and not Atlanta's Pressure Washing Supply.
