‘Dangerous’ carwash to become detail business

WAYNE, MI — The council here approved a site plan to develop the property into a detailing operation.

By PCD Staff

Published: January 28, 2013

WAYNE, MI — A carwash formerly listed as a dangerous building will get a renovation and become a wholesale detail operation, Observer & Eccentric reported.

The Jan. 27 story stated that the council here approved a site plan to develop the property into a detailing business. The wash has six carwash bays: Four will be enclosed to create an office space; two will be used for detailing.

Grant awarded to unique detailing operation

Conditions for the plan include maintenance tasks and the removal of concrete blocks, posts, bollards, debris and graffiti.

The owner's representative said minimal signs would be needed. “The business is wholesale only — it is not open to the public,” he said in the story.

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Pros and cons: soft-touch vs. touch-free carwashing

Is one better than the other?

By Tom Hobby

Published: September 4, 2019

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Most folks lead hectic lives — balancing work and personal responsibilities can sometimes be overwhelming. Whether they are battling traffic during the morning commute, shuttling kids back and forth from soccer games or heading to the great outdoors to do a little camping, their vehicles’ cleanliness is compromised on a daily basis. While the majority of car owners would love to pamper their rides with a nice, long hand washing and thorough personal detailing, they simply do not have the extra time to spare. They opt for the convenience and value of an automatic carwash to keep their automotive investments looking good.