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Congrats! Show a pic of your suds.

I use rubbermaid plastic containers for my MF's... They stack nicely and are affordable. Sears always has various shelving units available, checkout the craftsman website.

After giving the foam gun a second chance it proved to work better. I didnt exactly make a science of amt of soap vs water and all but I managed to get the gun to perform the way I was expecting it to.

Ok I was looking for actual before shots not a 50/50 comparison. In that case wow--- looks great.

I see 4 pics and they all look like before photos. Am I missing some pics?

WOW beautiful work. I tried correcting paint in that condition on a red jetta and didn't come close to the results you had. I only use a DA.. Would a higher speed rotary be required for that type of correction?

That is the soap I used. I think the realistic issue is not using enough soap. I think it requires 10oz+ soap w/1/2 bottle water to get that kind of results. I did play with the adjustments on the foam cannon attachment...

Just used my AG HP foam gun for the first time. Only after dumping over 6oz of soap into the 1/2 water filled bottle did I get mediocre results. I would like to get the results like shown in the AG demo videos. I ran through my DP foam wash trying to get things dialed in. A gallon should allow...

Just in from my first time using the hp foam gun from AG. I started out with using 1 oz of soap adding water about 1/2 of the bottle. The suds were minimal and runny. I then used 2 oz of soap w/a 1/2 bottle water. Suds improved but still weak. I bumped it up to about 6 oz of soap w/...

Honda pressure washer uses the kranzle fitting.

The manual? The only paper included was a schematic of all of the parts. No directions. Where is the entry for that?

Just purchased the foam gun hp and ready to try it out. Connecting the device to the pressure washer gun is simple enough. However I cannot find instructions on the process of filling the bottle. Do you add soap and water to fill the bottle? Do you just add soap and then screw on the bottle? If...

I didn't mean to offend... I was under the impression you were talking about daily used trucks not trucks going up for sale. Thats an entirely different animal and maybe closer to the $1000 could not be out of the question. I would think a bus would be worse than a Semi, $500 seems like a great...

RZ- Those look like some nice bikes.. What all do you have there?

I agree with all of you. Pulling out the step ladder sucks, there must be a better way. I've read many posts on brushes/boars hair. It seems like the majority of people hate them and they do indeed scratch. Between the price ageek charges and the potential for disaster, I've stayed away. I would...

$1000 per truck... I gotta call bs on that. You can have a semi truck washed by hand in the blue beacons for around $45. Anyone who runs a truck for a living cannot afford to pay $1000 for a detail. The truck will be dirty by the end of the week. Im sure a couple hundred for a wash and wax...

Just took advantage of the VIP discount. My order included the XMT 360 like you suggested. I hope it works miracles. Excited for the spray foam gun... Have been wanting one for way too long and finally broke down and paid the big bucks for one. Hope its worth it!

I also assume they are clear coated.. How could I be sure? I've had high end wheels on other vehicles before and finding someone who actually knows how to mount/dismount tires without marking the rims is nothing but a hassle and still a gamble. You would think by now they would have an error...

I have a set of VW alloy wheels. When the tire installer mounted the new tires they left behind wear/scratch marks. What products/method can I safely use to correct or minimize these flaws?

I've always heard of people telling about how they clayed their entire vehicle before each wax. Is there a different feeling from a vehicle that needs wax and that needs clay? To me it seems like they are similar... If you have something that looks like a water spot will claying take it away...