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Thanks for all the responses. I ordered a $20 one first to test out and it started leaking already after just one use. So i was just wondering if i should just spend the extra $ to get the MTM hoping it doesn't leak/break after just a couple of uses. Does the MTM also foam thicker all else being equal (same amount of soap dilution and same pressure washer)?
If theres a lower near you they sell the gaskets in the power washer section it should be a variety pack of o rings which you can replace on your high pressure gun by using a universal wrench very easy. It should be five bucks after changing mine I've been fine seems like the one that came on the original was cheap and blew rather quickly causing the leak.
True, I also clean my wheels everytime, but I can easily spend 1-1 1/2 hours fully cleaning the inner barrels only to find out. that the first drive they are toast again. I only clean the faces now with same rinse less solution for the paint, however if I go over 2 weeks or so then I need to brake out the acid and water to rinse off thoroughly.
I only clean the face and lips during regular washes, and I clean the barrels whenever the wheels are off the car (which seems to be often). I'm not comfortable with the idea of using the rinseless solution to clean the brake dust off my of rims. By brake pads dust a lot in the front and rear, but they suit my driving preferences.
I only clean the face and lips during regular washes, and I clean the barrels whenever the wheels are off the car (which seems to be often). I'm not comfortable with the idea of using the rinseless solution to clean the brake dust off my of rims. By brake pads dust a lot in the front and rear, but they suit my driving preferences.
I understand, a lot of the people I work with are also skeptical about the whole rinse less ordeal however on Honda civics hybrids some none performance cars that does not accumulate as harsh of a brake dust from high performance brakes, you can simply use a damp mf, spray the rinse less, scoop up the dust, rinse and repeat and it works great.
Well my old pressure washer broke down and no replacements parts were available so I put it to rest. She did a great job for the money and lasted hundreds of hours without any issues. Replaced it with a unit from a commercial tool supply store that also services them and has replacement parts and upgrades if required. They also tossed in a foam cannon with a little adapter that replaces the plastic piece making it a snap to take on and off. I can't believe how far this unit can shoot foam, maybe a little too far. It does fan out making it a quick and easy job to cover a vehicle.
Adam's make some good products, but I no longer use them due to ease of access. I used to use Zaino and found they worked well but was a little more labor intensive and needed to cure, sort of. Both good products, can't go wrong.
Mostly use now, Meguiars, Menzerna, Wolfgang, 3M and Klasse. For waterless cleaning ECH20