Brush scratches occur from either hard plastic filament brushes (obsolete) or grit being trapped and rolled along the vehicle surface. The high pressure prewash will eliminate grit before it can cause scratches. I love that weird blinking XXL sign at the end!

the way the top brush/rollers look in this carwash, it kinda looks like a hybrid cross between a top brush and a mitter.

thats a great XXL car wash I would've taken a 2004 honda FR-V to that XXL car wash.

@Chris9017 In Europe we use less soap then in the USA, this is because we use textile and not foam. Foam needs a lot of soap. Mitters are useless because we dont need them, Its nice to have mitters when you wash large pickups, but we only have small cars in europe.

Holz car wash systems look brilliant. I would love to see them installed in the UK, but they are too good for us. As for scratching cars, car washes don't scratch cars. It's a hangover from a couple of decades ago that people refuse to forget. If they scratched cars, the likes of Ferrari, Lamborghini and Rolls Royce would not use them, let alone mainstream car manufacturers.

@erlt2000 Same here. We have a lot of Roll-Overs at fuel stations, but this concept is getting bigger here. The carwash and the free vacuumstations are all inside under a roof.

It could use mitters, a front to back, and 2 side to sides. Mitters help buff the soap and wax polish into the car.

Besparen jullie op de drooghulp. Tegee Rumler of Kenotek heeft goede producten. Keer op keer is de auto zeiknat alvorens we de blazer passeren. Greetz.

@benboogaard Thats cool. Econocraft's top brush does something simular. When the brush reaches the wind sheild, the rotation flips in the opposite direction. I think the Holz top brushes do that too. I know Econocraft makes both Regular Rockers (top driven) and Baby Rockers (bottom driven). Those must of been the regular 28" rockers. The hubs look like Econocraft because all the C channels are filled completely. Usually on Sonny's, Peco, Hanna it's, fill one skip one fill one skip one.

@benboogaard That makes sense. In the United States, almost all conveyor type carwashes use mitters, like 90%. Another 8% car washes are touchless using high pressure low flow water works systems, and only 2% are like this one in the video. The United States has cars of all shapes and sizes varying from a small G Wiz to a large General Motors SUV, which makes the mitters necessary, but in Europe, where cars don't have much size variation, less soap is needed, and the mitters aren't needed.

Très bonne copie des car wash américains, mais également très compliqué techniquement. Beaucoup de pannes !

Prima carwash! Vraagje, maken jullie gebruik van Nerta / Rumler / Kenotek als chemie? Ik vraag dit als autoliefhebber (ben geen verkoper oid). Eventueel via pm een antwoord. Bedankt. Greetz.

looks like an amazing building there ! by the way, the top brushes look like the're turning the wrong way around, but i guess it's a problem with the video, it's often difficult to see the rotation in a vid.

@mckTXaws101 One other special feature is that the wraps turn around. At the front of the car it turns from the licenceplate to the headlight. After that is turns around the otherway. This is to keep licenceplates from falling off :p

Question, The rocker brushes at 1:39 are top driven. Doesn't Holz make they're rockers and side washers bottom driven? I know Holz is either a branch or equanted with Peco of the US. And from the 18 to the 63 inch side brushes all are bottom driven. But the rockers in this video are top driven. Either the rockers alone arn't Holz, the whole system isn't Holz, or maybe I don't know the company that well.

Wow, Nice double take on the front and back window, I like the track design. The garage looks really big! I love the glass windows. In the Netherlands, do you have a lot of car washes which are designed to move the car, or is it popular to have brushes move around the car? In the states we have both, but your design is more popular, where the car is moved on a track.

it really gets every square inch of your car

@mckTXaws101 Well you are right. The rockers are from Econocraft, we took them from our old carwash. The rockers Holz uses are from Peco with some slight adjustments.

Watching the brushes install scratches into the paint is painful to watch.

@aidancarwash

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Automatic car washes do NOT scratch cars

@Boodieman72

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@@aidancarwash They sure do.

@aidancarwash

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@@Boodieman72 they do not, auto detailers lie about car wash scratches to get more customers

@aidancarwash

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Also you get more scratches going down the road than in a car wash

@Boodieman72

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@@aidancarwash From personal experience the do scratch.

Brush scratches occur from either hard plastic filament brushes (obsolete) or grit being trapped and rolled along the vehicle surface. The high pressure prewash will eliminate grit before it can cause scratches. I love that weird blinking XXL sign at the end!