Built to Last: Introducing the Skunk Team’s Polymer Pressure Washer Mount Plate
What’s going on guys – Coty here with Southeast Softwash, and today we’re bringing you a brand-new innovation straight out of the Skunk Works lab. If you’re tired of dealing with corroded mounting plates on your pressure washing rigs, then this new polymer pressure washer skid is going to be a game-changer for your setup.
This isn’t just another aluminum plate. This is a chemical-proof, ultra-durable solution made for real-world conditions – and it’s already become one of our favorite upgrades in the shop.
Why Traditional Mounting Plates Fall Short
Let’s face it – aluminum mounting plates have been the standard for a long time, and they’ve held up okay. They’re light, they’re resistant to corrosion, and they get the job done… for a while.
But if you’ve been in the softwashing game for any length of time, you already know:
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Bleach eats aluminum alive over time.
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After a year or two, that once-slick metal plate starts looking rough and crusty.
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Aluminum might be corrosion-resistant, but it’s not corrosion-proof.
When you’re building a rig to last, these little things add up. That’s why we set out to create something better.
Enter the Polymer Skid: Built by the Skunk Team
This new mount plate is made from an advanced polymer material that’s 100% chemical-proof – not just resistant. That means:
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✅ No corrosion
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✅ No bleach damage
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✅ No cracking or warping
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✅ No more ugly, crusty mounts after one season
And don’t let the word “polymer” fool you – this stuff is tough as nails.
Durability You Can Stand On (Literally)
We’ve put this plate through the ringer. In fact, you can see my boot prints on the one in the video – because I’ve been standing and jumping on it all week.
Some quick specs:
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✔️ Fits Honda GX390-sized engines and some Predator engines
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✔️ Designed for 5 GPM gear drive builds and similar setups
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✔️ Withstands over 200 lbs of mounted pressure washer weight
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✔️ Built to be tossed, slammed, jumped on – and still not flinch
We’ve thrown these things across the shop floor just to see if we could break one. Spoiler alert: we couldn’t.
This is what rugged looks like in the softwash world.
Perfect for DIY Builders and Rig Upgrades
Whether you're building your own rig or upgrading an existing setup, this polymer skid is the ideal mounting solution. You get professional-grade stability, long-term chemical resistance, and peace of mind knowing it’ll look as good in year three as it did on day one.
It’s plug-and-play with most rigs and fits perfectly within the Southeast Softwash design philosophy: form, function, and long-term durability.
Why We Build Gear Like This
At Southeast Softwash, we don’t just slap parts together. Everything we produce is battle-tested by the Skunk Team – guys who are in the field, doing the work, and finding the weak points in the gear that’s supposed to support you.
We fix those weak points.
This mount plate is just one more way we’re leveling up the softwash game for everyone – from beginners to seasoned pros.
Want to Build Smarter? Start with Softwash 101
If you’re fired up about building a killer rig and learning the best practices from day one, there’s no better place to start than our Softwash 101 Class.
Here’s what you’ll get:
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💡 Expert instruction on rig design and chemical handling
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🔧 Hands-on training with our gear, including the polymer mount
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🧪 A full breakdown of chemistry, safety, and softwash technique
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🚀 Tips to grow your business faster and smarter
Whether you're new to softwashing or looking to sharpen your edge, Softwash 101 is where the serious pros start.
👉 Click here to learn more and sign up for the next class
Wrap Up: Don’t Settle for Average
If you’re still bolting your rig together with basic aluminum parts, it’s time to level up. This polymer pressure washer skid is the future of softwash mounting – and it’s available now from Southeast Softwash.
Grab yours today, build like a pro, and stay ahead of the curve.
Thanks for riding with us – we’ll see you in the next one.
– Coty & The Skunk Team at Southeast Softwash
