Mike Phillips
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AG foam gun
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Bus_Driver
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I figured the show would be the one on the banner in the background.
Justin at Final Inspection
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Ordered a foam gun for Christmas. Can't wait to break it out.
Have a Hellcat charger booked for the day after Christmas. Correction and Wolfgang Uber Ceramic Coating.
The trucks look great guys!!!
Have a Hellcat charger booked for the day after Christmas. Correction and Wolfgang Uber Ceramic Coating.
The trucks look great guys!!!
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keep in mind for those on the fence on getting one, it shouldn't be used as ONLY as a pre-soak but a tool as you wash (not utilizing the tool to it's full potential) each panel and if i had a black or dark colored car i would not be without one. if one wants to utilize it as only a pre-soak, you're better off getting a foam lance/cannon (one that connects to pressure washer)...
cardaddy
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Yeah... the 'gun' is the first step towards dropping coin on the 'cannon'. 
Way back when... you could do a search for "Butchers Foam Gun" and find them all over. Exact same gun, but quite a bit less.
(I think I paid $30 for mine.) 
Fast forward a few years and the 'butchers' gun is hard to find, (and a lot more expensive when you do!).
Truth be told... I get a TON more foam, using a fraction of the water, and half (or less) shampoo with the foam cannon. :dblthumb2: The cannon's just LOVE a little electric pressure washer, something in the 1500~1700 PSI range, and less than 2 GPM.
rops:
I have a hard time washing anything without one or the other. But being as the lil' electric PW saves me water, I just drag it out more often than not.
Way back when... you could do a search for "Butchers Foam Gun" and find them all over. Exact same gun, but quite a bit less.
(I think I paid $30 for mine.) Fast forward a few years and the 'butchers' gun is hard to find, (and a lot more expensive when you do!).
Truth be told... I get a TON more foam, using a fraction of the water, and half (or less) shampoo with the foam cannon. :dblthumb2: The cannon's just LOVE a little electric pressure washer, something in the 1500~1700 PSI range, and less than 2 GPM.
rops:I have a hard time washing anything without one or the other. But being as the lil' electric PW saves me water, I just drag it out more often than not.
Mike Honcho
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Just long enough to drop off my truck for a new project...
Okay. That's one bad-ass truck! I'll be in Tampa from 12/23 - 12/30 and check-up on it from time to time. Where'd you leave the keys again?
:laughing: :laughing: :laughing:
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custmsprty
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Not for Competition Ready.
Interesting Mike, I didn't know Two Guys Garage was filmed in my home town of Tampa. Learn something new every day on the AG Forum. That studios like 20 minutes from my house.
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As others said earlier it works really well for a pre soak and then using it on each panel as you wash it. Been getting great results doing so and using a bucket with GG to rinse the mitt every panel as well.