Foam Guns...
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From: manhattan beach, calif
reviving this thread...
which foamer do you guys use?
with detailers domain selling the foamaster for $51 less our discount, thats about $43- hard to resist!!
http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?P...WPROD&ProdID=99
which foamer do you guys use?
with detailers domain selling the foamaster for $51 less our discount, thats about $43- hard to resist!!
http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?P...WPROD&ProdID=99
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Originally Posted by shutterlife,Sep 26 2007, 06:47 PM
I've also been intrested in this considering some of the posts up. however, i believe you need a high pressure washer to get the most suds. this true?
Here you go, i wrote this tutorial last year for the local lotus club, and the ONR tutorial for the local bmw cca chapter, Phil has given me permission to post his wheel tutorial
[QUOTE]Here are a few tutorials.
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From: Newton, MA
I was thinking of picking one of these up. I felt it would work really well for cleaning wheels/tires/wheel wells and pre-soaking the car.
I tend to use wheel cleaner instead of soap & water to clean my wheels because I am too lazy to mix up an extra bucket of wash solution. Lately, I've been mixing up a gallon or two of car wash solution and keeping it in a pesticide sprayer which I use to spray the solution onto the wheels. A foam gun I think would work much better than this though.
I tend to use wheel cleaner instead of soap & water to clean my wheels because I am too lazy to mix up an extra bucket of wash solution. Lately, I've been mixing up a gallon or two of car wash solution and keeping it in a pesticide sprayer which I use to spray the solution onto the wheels. A foam gun I think would work much better than this though.
