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Waterless_Touch · 09-09-08, 04:55

I think it's ultimately up to the detailer him or herself. How "green" do they want to go? For some, having less or no runoff is as green as they will go. For others, they took into consideration every aspect of their business and try to make it as eco friendly as possible.

Personally, I am trying to go completely Eco friendly however, I would supposed it would be harder for someone to convert over to an eco friendly setup, than for someone just starting out.

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Waterless_Touch Registered User Waterless_Touch is offline Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Canada Posts: 9	Re: So what is Eco? I think it's ultimately up to the detailer him or herself. How "green" do they want to go? For some, having less or no runoff is as green as they will go. For others, they took into consideration every aspect of their business and try to make it as eco friendly as possible. Personally, I am trying to go completely Eco friendly however, I would supposed it would be harder for someone to convert over to an eco friendly setup, than for someone just starting out.