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FK425 looks great

1 gallon distilled water + 1oz ONR + 1oz Zep Ammonia Free Glass cleaner = cheap and effective windshield washer fluid

The mats are a little pricy but I love mine. I find that they make it easier to keep my interior clean. They are very well built and keep all dirt and debris on your mats and not your carpet. Just hose off wipe down and thats it.

Some people refer to it as a sealant. I was wondering if it's really some wax/sealent hybrid. The manufacturer claims it's got a high carnuba content but so do other waxes. This just seems to edge out every nuba wax out there in terms of durability. I just picked up some 915. I haven't used it...

Just wondering what makes Collinite such a durable wax. Is it just the higher percentage of nuba or is there something else to it? Why can't beauty waxes last this long?

Is silicone dressing bad for tires?

I'll give this a try. Maybe I'm not letting it sit long enough before wiping off the excess.

I've tried Megs Gold Class Endurance High Gloss but I find that the gloss doesn't really last long. After a few days I'm left with a clean matte finish. I like the high gloss look. I'm not sure if any of the premium dressings are any better.

I was wondering what everyone’s experience has been with products claiming to provide a durable shine on tires. I haven’t found one that actually fits the bill. I’d like to try something that actually lasts weeks not days. My experience has been that the shine generally doesn’t last long.

I haven't seen one with less than 1600psi. This is more than enough to wash and foam your vehicle.

I was planning on doing this today but I couldn't put down the foam cannon. I will do this next time I wash along with foam pics.

I'm using a KARCHER K2.38M. It's only 1600psi but this is more than enough to wash and foam your car. I was a little hesitant at first to buy an electric model given that there are so many bad reviews on these things in general, but I found this model at target for only $85 at Target a few weeks...

Got the correct attachment yesterday. I foamed my car today. I couldn't stop using this thing. Works great and fun to use. Thanks Dwayne an Meghan for helping make this right. :dblthumb2:

Will do. Thanks for your help. I'll contact Megham or Dwayne to see if they can send me the right connector. :xyxthumbs:

Aha! This looks like what I was looking for. I had seen some of these connectors online, but I was afraid to order one since I wasn't sure about the thread size. This is perfect. Hopefully I will be foaming by this weekend. Thanks rwisejr! :props:

Thanks for the reply. Would you happen to know the thread size? I should be able to order this online. It seems that Karcher's are fairly popular pressure washers. I would think all sorts of people would be having this problem unless my particular washer is different from what others are using...

Ok, so I ran to the HD this morning thinking I could find some kind of adapter to couple the two pieces together. I couldn’t. What’s the thread size on the Karcher adapter and the brass fitting? I thought I would need a ½’ to ¼’ coupler to mate the two, but I could not find anything that would...

Pics included. BTW the unit is a KARCHER K2.38M model electric pressure washer. It looks like a coupler is needed between the brass connector and the provided adapter.

I just purchased a foam cannon HD for my Karcher pressure washer. I can't wait to use it, but I can't figure this thing out. I think a piece is missing. The foam cannon came with the Karcher adapter and a brass male nipple connector, but they don't seem to mate together. Is a separate adapter...

Thanks. Any idea how much water is used on a typical 2 bucket wash and rinse? Just trying to figure out cost per wash on this thing.