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I am probably going go with the MTM gun/foam cannon combo since it is about $108 on amazon and it is not a Black Friday deal.

I did watch his review of 3 pressure washer guns. It seemed like a construction review. You did not get into any detail on handling while actually using. He mentioned one was by a good friend.

I spent time watching youtube videos. The key aspects seem to be handle feel/trigger and the swivel design (how far it sticks out and swivel ease) under pressure.

Sometimes this type attention actually works to improve visibility and therefore views and sales.

To me, it is when free shipping with no minimum is offered that makes a real difference.

His latest SEMA video I saw had the same defiant attitude he had in earlier videos where he defended his actions. Like everything, you have the good and bad of being out there in social media. Maybe there will be a 25% increase in price for "Canadian" products!!! Moral - when you declare...

And I thought those Cadillac ads were bad.

My pressure washer, a Kranzle (built like a tank), has a pistol that has a molded handle that extends a good foot beyond what a short gun would. You then add another couple of feet for the detachable lance. I want to be able to get into wheel wells better. Amazon seems to be pushing this now...

I am looking for recommendations on a pressure washer short gun.

I am wondering where all the cars he coated with his multiple year coatings during this development phase. He could be giving us 6 month report on all the vehicles. I made some comment about this is one video (not Pan's) and was told it had to be properly maintained. Does Pan have a detailed...

For most cleaners, the adivce is to clean by spraying and then blotting and not agitating Rubbing supposedly can push whatever is being removed deeper into the carpet/fabric. But, I have been known to rub anyway. This is how extractors work.

Was Auto Concierge the "uniform guy" since he wore a uniform in his detailing pics?

Detailing like many activities has a strong emotional aspect such as brand loyalty, etc.

Complicated grills with lots of recesses annoy me.

To me the hype is usually more on the experience (suds, slickness, scent, emotional) rather does it actually does the job. So it is slick..does that mean it is actually safer. I am not a for money detailer but to me these detailers would buy products that get the job done for the least money...

They can review it more than once. It can be standalone or against various products. What I see is that the handful of youtube promoted brands get most of the attention.

Yes, it was a waterless wash.

I thought Autogeek sold a 4 in 1 product(rinseless, clay lube, etc) back when ONR came out. I was told Meguiars sold Trigger Wash before 2007,

I doubt many unsub unless some may be in ignore. I have subbed to some YT posters but rarely actually what the videos. If subs expired, it would give a better view. What seems to have changed is the ease of market entry of detailing brands. In the years back, most local brands were re-labeled...

Optimum seems to been reactive by providing products that solve problems. The modern sellers have the mindset of identifying so called problems (whether it really is or not) and providing products that supposedly address. You need more foam so it can be safer - so here is a foam product. You...