Tried the new foam cannon today
#16
03-30-2008, 09:20 PM
Originally Posted by Favre
Can someone give a brief run down of what it does?
Basically What i deduce is that it will double as a hose and as a soap applicator.... Is it designed to be used in with wash mitts to get a good wash though?
Basically What i deduce is that it will double as a hose and as a soap applicator.... Is it designed to be used in with wash mitts to get a good wash though?
Use a bucket of clean water for a rinse bucket and than just use your mitt to wash along with the foam gun for the application of soap.
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03-31-2008, 12:01 AM
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03-31-2008, 12:28 AM
A foam gun and a foam cannon are two different things...one attaches to a hose and the other has its own gun for your pressure washer....way different pricing as well...the foam cannon is literally insane...prolly around the same results of foam but in a fraction of the time..which is no big deal..a foam cannon setup will prolly run you at least 150 and has to be compliant with your exact PW
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03-31-2008, 11:08 AM
Originally Posted by Grubrunner
While you're here Rock -
I use a grit gaurd on the second bucket on;y with clear/rinse water but my neighbor a few houses down - with a damn gorgeous Lightning - places grit gaurds in both.
What's your opinion?
I use a grit gaurd on the second bucket on;y with clear/rinse water but my neighbor a few houses down - with a damn gorgeous Lightning - places grit gaurds in both.
What's your opinion?
Humans err. It's that simple. The Grit Guard, in and of itself, helps to eliminate some of the error that humans put into the equation. Why not use one in both?
I've used one in both for years and truly believe that it's saved me in some instances as I have emptied the buckets after a grungy car (even my own) and noticed that there was some very fine 'grit' in the bottom of my soap bucket.
-RP-
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03-31-2008, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by RockPick
Different "Rock", probably the same answer...
Humans err. It's that simple. The Grit Guard, in and of itself, helps to eliminate some of the error that humans put into the equation. Why not use one in both?
I've used one in both for years and truly believe that it's saved me in some instances as I have emptied the buckets after a grungy car (even my own) and noticed that there was some very fine 'grit' in the bottom of my soap bucket.
-RP-
Humans err. It's that simple. The Grit Guard, in and of itself, helps to eliminate some of the error that humans put into the equation. Why not use one in both?
I've used one in both for years and truly believe that it's saved me in some instances as I have emptied the buckets after a grungy car (even my own) and noticed that there was some very fine 'grit' in the bottom of my soap bucket.
-RP-
And I am WAY COOL with my new FLEX.....
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RP. I too ordered from ADS and have been using the super soap. I'm not sure what the proper dilution ratio is on it, so I've been tinkering with it until it "looks" right. Although, I'm not really sure if it does "look" right.
What's the proper ratio? And is there a chart anywhere that shows the ratios for Megs soaps? Also, what setting do you put your gun on? (I assume you have the Gilmour.)
What's the proper ratio? And is there a chart anywhere that shows the ratios for Megs soaps? Also, what setting do you put your gun on? (I assume you have the Gilmour.)
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This is for all who have never seen a foam cannon work.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8z0y...eature=related
Here is mine:
http://salestores.com/camspr267.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8z0y...eature=related
Here is mine:
http://salestores.com/camspr267.html
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03-31-2008, 05:47 PM
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[QUOTE=cufootn]This is for all who have never seen a foam cannon work.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8z0y...eature=related
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Im going to use more soap with my gun now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8z0y...eature=related
QUOTE]
Im going to use more soap with my gun now.
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04-01-2008, 12:55 AM
Originally Posted by attworth
RP. I too ordered from ADS and have been using the super soap. I'm not sure what the proper dilution ratio is on it, so I've been tinkering with it until it "looks" right. Although, I'm not really sure if it does "look" right.
What's the proper ratio? And is there a chart anywhere that shows the ratios for Megs soaps? Also, what setting do you put your gun on? (I assume you have the Gilmour.)
What's the proper ratio? And is there a chart anywhere that shows the ratios for Megs soaps? Also, what setting do you put your gun on? (I assume you have the Gilmour.)