Are formers worth it?

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Maxx2893

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Don't have a pressure washer, are there any that work with an air compressor? Or is it only pressure washer or garden hose?
 

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I'm hooked on Adams detailer spray. It makes it so easy to rinse wet gravel spray right off the truck. The rain actually took care of it for me today.

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maxx just the pressure from the hose is plenty for a former.
 

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I don't know of any for compressed air. I have the quart Foamaster Foam Gun from Autogeek which is similar to the Gilmour Foamaster Foam Gun. The Gilmour is the one being used in the video I posted before. Also a foam gun just hooks up to a garden hose and a foam cannon hooks up to a pressure washer.

You can do a quick clean like a touchless but you need to make sure you are using a good shampoo and have a good LSP on your paint that enables dirt to be removed easily. If you do use it this way I would dry it using a touchless method or make sure you are using some type of quick detailer as a drying aid.
 

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I don't know of any for compressed air. I have the quart Foamaster Foam Gun from Autogeek which is similar to the Gilmour Foamaster Foam Gun. The Gilmour is the one being used in the video I posted before. Also a foam gun just hooks up to a garden hose and a foam cannon hooks up to a pressure washer.

You can do a quick clean like a touchless but you need to make sure you are using a good shampoo and have a good LSP on your paint that enables dirt to be removed easily. If you do use it this way I would dry it using a touchless method or make sure you are using some type of quick detailer as a drying aid.

Thanks for the info bud, but what's an LSP?
 

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I think I'm sold on a foamer, what brands are you guys using? Nickpic I would love to see some pics of your setup being used.

Does it work for a quick clean if you foam and then pressure wash it as a quick like a touch less wash? Thinking it could give a fast spritz if it was going to rain in a couple days. It always seems to rain in a couple days around here.

If its just dust or pollen yes it could be touchless but when its actual dirty it needs a full wash.

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