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Detailing brand names There are various brand names available in the market which do you prefer to use? This forum is to discuss the various brand names available in the market.

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Old 05-28-2008, 07:29 PM
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How weatherproof are these things ? I'm thinking....on the larger unit, mounted out of sight, out of mind, outdoors. Mounting would be using SS lags, etc BUT the physical build of the unit itself.....is it built with weatherproof - outdoor grade durability in mind. Or is it steel parts that will rust, etc etc over long term outdoors.
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Old 05-28-2008, 08:52 PM
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Hmmmm, the DIC-20 is a solid unit and that's even attached to the cart. The metal that you screw the housings into is painted and I think it would withstand the outdoors pretty well, but the bolts may end up rusting over time. I also thing the blue plastic casings would suffer from the outdoors over time as well.

However! (you knew this was coming) I think that if you were to give the unit some detailing love on a consistent basis, it'd last well outdoors. Rinse it down once a week depending on usage, spraying some Optimum Protectant+ or the like on the blue housings to keep it protected from fading/cracking, maybe some 845 IW on the painted steel parts and bolts...then the only thing I'd be worried about is the PPM meter.
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Old 05-28-2008, 10:07 PM
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hmmmm......not sure how the CR Unit was built/designe for but I would say it's not really meant for the out doors...reason I say that is becuase of the PPM meter it has cables connected directly to the units (blue containers)...but that's just my guess, it is resilitant to water...I say that becuase I got the PPM meber wet several times and it's still going

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Old 05-29-2008, 10:14 AM
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Just contact CR and ask them.
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