Marlins Carwash

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Listing	Marlins Carwash Local (916) 962-1800 4350 Sunrise Blvd Fair Oaks, CA 95628 http://sacramento.citysearch.com/profile/1213335/fair_oaks_ca/gold_rush_auto_spa.html
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User Reviews of Marlins Carwash

Yelp.com Review - by Thomas I.

4.0 of 5 stars. my favorite car wash so far..they do not a pretty good job for a fair price..always have good specials..$40 hand wax is pretty good right? in comparison to this place i went downtown, it's a really...
yelp.com - user review - 08/10/2008
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Great Manager and Staff.

I have been a customer of Marlin's for many years. The car washes and details, come out fantastic.In 2007 the prices went up a dollar, but it is well worth it. I think it has to do with minimum wage going up....
citysearch.com - user review - 04/22/2007
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Best in the area by John B. at InsiderPages

This carwash is a classic carwash to have your car or truck washed and detailed. They have a nice sitting area and store to keep you occuipied while you wait for your vehicle to be finsihed. Children would...
citysearch.com - user review - 02/24/2006
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Great Place

This is a smaller car wash and auto detailing place, but much much better than the bigger ones. I take my car there frequently to get it washed and they always do such a good job. They are always quic...
judysbook.com - user review - 07/17/2005
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Clean and friendly service by Jane K. at InsiderPages

Wow what nice service. They have snacks and a nice airconditioned waiting area. They really clean the car and it always smells nice and fresh. Good prices too. They have many packages to choose from. I can not...
citysearch.com - user review - 07/16/2005
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