Whose Talking
Greg Pack
Jimmy Jaffa
allan branch
Chris Larkin
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Clay Weber
Jimmy Branch
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Expo Favorites
I didn't visit every booth, I know I missed many many many good products and companies. Please post any product that caught your eye during the 2007 Car Care Expo.
Listed are product I saw that caught my attention. These aren't products that paid for advertising, these aren't product I "endorse" I am posting them because I found them interesting and innovative.
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1 - Advertise on your arches
2 - Water Wizard wheel brush
3 - Mr. Zippy's Water and Ice Machine (i heard alot of people talking about this machine)
1 - Belanger Conveyor
2 - Tunnel Commander by NCW
3 - Camera Arch by Digicapture
1 - MarkVII Tire Cleaner
2 - MacNeil Tire Shiner
3 - MacNeil Tire Cleaner
I like a lot of what you mentioned, plus the MacNeil Top Hat air dam for the dryers. I liked it better than the guillotine style air dam.
I also thought the Motor City Wash Works High Pressure Sensor arch has tremendous potential.
The Sonny's Pendulum with leading bumper blaster is a must.
Jim Coleman/Hanna has introduced a complete line with fractional electric motors that are interesting.
Because of the extensive emphasis on Exterior Express, the motto for the show should have echo'd Benny Alford's view on the Exterior Express... "Cheaper, Better, Faster", although I sort of like "Better, Faster, Cheaper", myself.
Jimmy
Etowah Valley equipment introduced BY FAR the best value in credit card processing for the SS industry. They have a credit/debit/gift card processor/timer that replaced a led7footprint timer in your meter box. It was compeltely scalable and you could use in one bay or all. Need it at just one bay- 799 and you're CC ready. It was completely self contained- no server was needed. It authorized instantly. It had wireless capabilities so you could make your vacuums CC ready without the fear of running data cable to them. Show special- only $799 per bay. This is what I've been waiting for!
MEI had an interesting bill validator that processed credit cards. It used a built in cellular phone to process transcations ($10 per month fee per unit)
