Foam Guns ?
05-16-12, 09:09 AM
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It'll run off rather quickly is what I'm saying. In the long run, you'll use less water and less soap with a cannon set up
For soaps, with the amount you'll be potentially putting through the cannon, any soap that clings, soaks, and is cheap will do. I save all my expensive soaps for a normal wash. The cannon's purpose is to "liquify" the bugs and dirt so it'll run off when you rinse it after foaming
As for the wax, just stick with what you like if you are fine with it. No reason to get a new one for no reason
For soaps, with the amount you'll be potentially putting through the cannon, any soap that clings, soaks, and is cheap will do. I save all my expensive soaps for a normal wash. The cannon's purpose is to "liquify" the bugs and dirt so it'll run off when you rinse it after foaming
As for the wax, just stick with what you like if you are fine with it. No reason to get a new one for no reason
(1) can you give examples of "cheap soaps" you use in the cannon (and can they be used in the gun)? do they strip off LSP's?
(2) can you give examples of expensive soaps?
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05-16-12, 01:09 PM
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As for expensive soaps, the pricing out helps but I never put Dodo BTBM or the Swissvax soap in the cannon. Gotta play it smart for some I guess
05-24-12, 06:50 AM
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Well I got the package yesterday, with the three soaps.That gal of Citrus will last me a life time if I use it-I called CG and they claimed it would strip off finish.The other two,glosworks and clear citrus where less aggressive.
I think I am going to try the glossworks first.
Just so I have this correct, you rinse then foam, then use the mitt to clean after it has time to dwell ?
It would seem to me,it would be better to rise off that foam-with the lifted dirt,then either foam again or go with the two bucket wash no ?
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I think I am going to try the glossworks first.
Just so I have this correct, you rinse then foam, then use the mitt to clean after it has time to dwell ?
It would seem to me,it would be better to rise off that foam-with the lifted dirt,then either foam again or go with the two bucket wash no ?
thanks
05-25-12, 04:14 AM
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06-02-12, 02:41 PM
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yes, that he way I understand it,from my very brief experience (I have used it once,hosed it off then did the two bucket wash),the foam gun worked out fine with my hose and artisan well water pressure (pretty strong).If I had a pressure washer I would go the foam cannon route.
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