Use a high quality foam cannon and you’ll see the difference. While I also have a cheap amazon foam cannon, it’s simply a backup in case my MTM Hydro PF22 cannon ever ***** the bed.
You know the old saying “you get what you pay for”?! Well, there’s some truth to that.
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While I can appreciate quality because Id rather buy once, I can also appreciate a bargain. I spend top $$ on my sandpaper, pads, buffer/ polishers, polishes and coatings.
Ive been in the detailing business for over 30 years (on and off) and these have been around a very long time. These are simple devices. It atomizes the soap into the stream. The variance of soap amount/ cling is all dependent upon the GPM/ pressure used and the ratio of soap mixed into the container. While my gun may leak occasionally, the end result is the same as with more expensive cannons.
I'm simply stating to many new to this concept that if you chose to spend $150-250 on a pressure washer, spending nearly the same amount on the soap dispenser is a bit much. Save your money and buy quality soaps made for these applications.
Remember its only to apply the soap- the end user still needs to abide by a lot of other processes (two bucket, etc) in order to get the desired end result.
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