boom_digs
03-30-2014, 10:47 PM
Hi,
Not sure if it's just me but during the rainy season (here in the Philippines, from june to nov) i find it hard to clean caked up-mud splattered panels. It usually takes me several passes to clean these areas as i usually apply very little pressure when touching the paint with the wash mitt. I also try to rinse off my wash mitt with the clean water bucket as often as possible especially on these areas. So it really takes me quite a while just to wash the car.
I've been curious to know if using a foam cannon/pressure washer combo (coupled with the 2 bucket method of course) would decrease my wash time. I'm thinking, the foam generated might significantly loosen up the mud (and provide additional lubrication) hence, it might just decrease the number of passes i need to do on those dirty panels - saving me valuable time. To those already using a foam cannon, would really like to know your thoughts.
Thanks in advance for your very valuable inputs!
Not sure if it's just me but during the rainy season (here in the Philippines, from june to nov) i find it hard to clean caked up-mud splattered panels. It usually takes me several passes to clean these areas as i usually apply very little pressure when touching the paint with the wash mitt. I also try to rinse off my wash mitt with the clean water bucket as often as possible especially on these areas. So it really takes me quite a while just to wash the car.
I've been curious to know if using a foam cannon/pressure washer combo (coupled with the 2 bucket method of course) would decrease my wash time. I'm thinking, the foam generated might significantly loosen up the mud (and provide additional lubrication) hence, it might just decrease the number of passes i need to do on those dirty panels - saving me valuable time. To those already using a foam cannon, would really like to know your thoughts.
Thanks in advance for your very valuable inputs!