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Foam Canon Worth It?
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<blockquote data-quote="blue 07" data-source="post: 16215226" data-attributes="member: 179885"><p>It all depends how anal you are about washing and eliminating scratches, or just want to wash your car and have it look nice. Foam cannons act just like your local car wash, rinse the car/<u> foam the car with soap</u>/ wash with high pressure soap or the god awful brushes/rinse the car /dry the car /done. The key here is the order of applying soap (foam) . The idea here is to put lubrication in-between your wash mitt and you paint. The more lubrication you have, the less chance of scratching your paint. Pretty simple really. My stangs never really get "dirty" other than road dust and dirt but never driven in rain, mud, etc, so I rarely "hand wash" my car, they usually get rinsed down very good, foam cannon comes out to apply foam to entire car, rinse, dry off with an high powered blower(Metro Vac Master Blaster) and they come out perfect every time ! Insane clean while never touching my paint, eliminating the chances of scratching paint. There are times that it does need a wash by hand, but the foam cannon is always used. If you don't want to use a 1600 psi electric power washer, you can also use a Foam Gun which uses the same concept but eliminates the need for a power washer but still adds lubrication between your mitt and your paint.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="blue 07, post: 16215226, member: 179885"] It all depends how anal you are about washing and eliminating scratches, or just want to wash your car and have it look nice. Foam cannons act just like your local car wash, rinse the car/[U] foam the car with soap[/U]/ wash with high pressure soap or the god awful brushes/rinse the car /dry the car /done. The key here is the order of applying soap (foam) . The idea here is to put lubrication in-between your wash mitt and you paint. The more lubrication you have, the less chance of scratching your paint. Pretty simple really. My stangs never really get "dirty" other than road dust and dirt but never driven in rain, mud, etc, so I rarely "hand wash" my car, they usually get rinsed down very good, foam cannon comes out to apply foam to entire car, rinse, dry off with an high powered blower(Metro Vac Master Blaster) and they come out perfect every time ! Insane clean while never touching my paint, eliminating the chances of scratching paint. There are times that it does need a wash by hand, but the foam cannon is always used. If you don't want to use a 1600 psi electric power washer, you can also use a Foam Gun which uses the same concept but eliminates the need for a power washer but still adds lubrication between your mitt and your paint. [/QUOTE]
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