Svend, gettingoldercarguy, etc. After a lot of work I picked up a government contract for cleaning some F-650's and dump trucks. If it goes well... My team will get multiple other fleet contracts worth quite a bit. Let me pick your brains
This is right on the water in Seattle, and due to hazardous materials powering the satellites in each vehicle, they have never been taken off sight and cleaned. Years and years being around salt water and accumulating dirt. That said... After sending a sales guy out to bid the job, in the images he sent me the trucks don’t look too bad. I think we can handle things with an application of 12.5% sodium hypochlorate followed by a medium pressure rinse with 8gal/min pressure washers. I’ll be sending out tons of brushes and random chemicals as a backup.
What I’m less sure about is the “ceramics” they want removed. There’s some sort of manufacturing plant/factory/whatever in the next lot, and from what my on-site guy said, either it’s a ceramic manufacturer and has gotten hard to remove ddebris on the trucks, or... It’s gotten ceramic over the trucks. This is uncharted waters for me. Any ideas?
First picture below is the offending factory, the rest are images of the vehicles.
Oh and last thing, after both sides approved the bid, the property manager mentioned that he was interested in paint protection. I told him I’d give him options tomorrow morning after researching his specific situation... Obviously I can’t have my guys hand wax everything. Any ideas on a paint protection application I could up sell to them? Something that could be sprayed on wet would be really nice
