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Re: Cheap foam gun?
Since I do conventional washes so infrequently now I'm content with using my Ortho dial-a-spray I had sitting in the garage. It actually works OK. I store the shampoo in the reservoir straight.
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Gilmore has a couple of versions.
Gilmour 75QGFMR Foamaster Adjustable Multi Ratio Cleaning Gun
Gilmour 95QGFMR Foamaster II Cleaning Sprayer
Splurge for the 75QGFMR more versatile and looks better constructed.
Autogeek only sells the better version under several names. Go for it.
I started out using my garden sprayer, and while it does work, there's more ratio control on the gilmore with a detachable hose nozzle and a reservoir that always dangles in the correct position
A luxury item that's FUN TO USE
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I have one, I sure use MUCH more shampoo than I used to. I think it's worth it. I have the Gilmour with adjustable ratios, purchased back in 2006 or so. It still works.
I have found that Meguiar's Gold Class and NXT Car Wash (R.I.P.) foamed the best. I have Chemical Guys Mr. Pink and it hardly foams, but it is super slick.
2017 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon
1999 Camaro Z28
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I use my Gilmour with DG 901 without adding any water on setting of A. An inch of soap lasts me 4 or more washes (uses very little with no waste).
In my day we didn't have the Internet, iPods,iPads, or smart phones....but we had some really bad-azz cars.
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Re: Cheap foam gun?
Green Earth Technologies G Clean Foam Blaster Nozzle for Pressure Washers...google it...I LOVE mine...$20
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Originally Posted by scottdevine
Green Earth Technologies G Clean Foam Blaster Nozzle for Pressure Washers...google it...I LOVE mine...$20
I have one as well works pretty well except for stupid small bottle
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My method of madness for filling my gun is: This is tough to explain.
The first time ever, I probably used a couple of cap fulls of soap and fill the quart reservoir with water.
After that, I'd fill the gun reservoir with water from my soapy wash bucket before I wash the car. A week later or the next wash, I'd add a cap full of shampoo to the reservoir filled with soapy water from the previous wash and use that to foam. Foaming my TCH, set at about 3/4 strength, only uses about half the reservoir so I'd top it off with fresh soapy water and save that till next time when I'd add a cap full to that.
I use Pinnacle car shampoo in the wash bucket and Maxi Suds II in the gun. With this method, I'm only using a cap full of each total, to foam and wash the car with plenty of suds and slickness for both processes. Economically sound.
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Re: Cheap foam gun?
i just bought me this one
Gilmour 95QGFMR Foamaster II Cleaning Sprayer
how do i get the cars frosty and foamy?!?! i have the optimum car wash soap right now.. blue bottle... will that make lots of suds and foamy?!
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Originally Posted by mrclean
i just bought me this one
Gilmour 95QGFMR Foamaster II Cleaning Sprayer
how do i get the cars frosty and foamy?!?! i have the optimum car wash soap right now.. blue bottle... will that make lots of suds and foamy?!
If u want to have mega foam like the videos on youtube u need a lance cannon. The foam gun is not the answer to what u want. It works well but not to what a pressure washer and lance cannon will get u. Plus u need a soap that is made for them. High Foam soap.
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Re: Cheap foam gun?
Originally Posted by scottdevine
Green Earth Technologies G Clean Foam Blaster Nozzle for Pressure Washers...google it...I LOVE mine...$20
Thanks for the info Just ordered one
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