Using Drivepur...

[jimmybuffit]

I could certainly benefit from a technology other than ozone to treat odor.

I've read everything I can find about Drivepur. I want to evaluate it. Who can tell me how to get involved? What is the startup cost?



As you may know, their glamorous website does not offer that information.

:think:

Thanks

 

[Richard Grasa]

You can call or send them an email and they will give you info for your local distributor. I would ask them for a few different distributor's contact info and shop around as they all seem to have different packages and prices.

 

[RenuAuto]

I was really unsuccessful getting a hold of someone at DrivePur for a while and then I completely randomly saw one of their van's in a parking lot along side the road one day and quickly swerved in. I manged to talk to the rep there for about an hour as well as have him do a demo on a car I had been having some trouble on. Everything went well with the car which is great (no returning smell), but I would really like to take a smack and some REALLY bad tobacco smells to see if it really holds up. The one thing that is tough is the chemical cost is pretty high. He left me with some Excel print out of chem costs that is literally so confusing I'm still trying to decode it though so it's taken the back burner for the time being.



I agree though, great technology to have in the shop.

 

[RenuAuto]

 

[JohnKleven]

We have been using drive pur for 3 years or so now. The product really works well, and despite it's fairly high cost, it's very profitable.



John