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Unfortunately there are sprinkler heads by all the parking spaces available so that's not an option. This is at my girlfriend's apartment so I won't be there all the time and I hope to avoid when the sprinklers will be on. I guess I'll have to wait and see how it goes.

What do you guys do if you need to park in an area with an irrigation system? I'm worried about water spots forming that need aggressive approaches to be removed such as a polish or compound.

Thanks for the response hoyt66! I plan on trying out PBL sealant and Synergy. I think I'll be waiting until Black Friday to order though to save some money. I'll have to report back then.

OP, do you have any experience with PBL Synergy? I'm thinking of trying PBL sealant topped with Synergy.

Thank you. This is the MTM so it didn't come from autogeek. I didn't have a choice of fittings and I believe it came with a fitting for a Karcher pressure washer so I had to make a trip to Lowes. I'm not sure if they changed the greenworks pressure washers or not.

I've got one more question. I found the correct fitting to attach my foam cannon. The fitting doesn't screw all the way into the foam cannon as you can see in the picture. Is this normal?

I found the correct fitting at lowes. I appreciate the help!

My foam cannon just came in, but I'm having trouble attaching it. I just purchased a greenworks pressure washer. I've attached a picture of the foam cannon and I'm not sure what the gold piece is on the back of it and I don't know how to attach it. Any help?

As of now this will only be for washing my truck. I assume 2,000 psi is safe to use as long as I'm smart with it. Any experience with soaps that aren't "specifically designed" for foam cannons?

I think I've narrowed my choice down to a green works pressure washer. My options are a 1,600 psi or 2,000 psi pressure washer. Will a higher pressure produce more foam? Is gpm a big factor? Also, do I really need a soap that's designed for a foam cannon? I use optimum soap and I didn't want to...

How do you know which pad and polish combination is more aggressive than the other if they both accomplish the same job. For example, is Menzerna SF4000 with and orange pad more aggressive than Menzerna PF2500 and a white pad?

It was last clayed in January and I don't believe it's on the interior. I'll have to try the razor blade trick when I clay again in a few months.

The windows are clean in the picture, but under street lights or other lights at night these spots are visible on all my windows. Does anyone know what these are or how I can get rid of them?

I've noticed the same thing and it seems to be on all my windows. I have a feeling harsh winters with salt do not help. So it sounds like there is no way of really fixing this now that the damage has been done? Just coat the windows of a new vehicle and hope it helps?

I think I'll be adding a grit guard to my wheel bucket. Trying to figure out what methods work best for me to reduce scratches. Thank you guys for you input.

It seems most people wash their wheels and tires before washing the body of the car and that's what I've been doing. In this case I wouldn't want to use the same bucket for obvious reasons. That's why I have a third bucket for my wheels and tires and hence my question. If I switch my method then...

Like stated in the title, do you guys use a grit guard in your wheel washing bucket? Is this complete overkill? My current rims are chrome and I have not been using a grit guard in my wheel bucket. I'm not sure if it will reduce the possibility of scratches or damage. If this is of any help, I...

Thank you for the response!

Which foam cannon works best? By best I mean which one produces a thicker foam that clings to the car better.

I'm looking at purchasing this same foam cannon. Does the supplied fittings with this foam cannon fit the greenworks pressure washers? I haven't bought a pressure washer yet and have been looking at greenworks. I was looking at the unit with 1700 psi and 1.4 gpm or do you think the one with 2000...