Gilmour Foammaster II or Griot's Garage Foam Gun?

[Matt@Revive]

i'm looking for a foam gun for those times when i don't have access to my pressure washer to use my foam cannon. both of these guns are within $5 of eachother, i Foammaster has an adjuster, but in my experience you turn the adjuster to max and leave, so it's almost a mute point. other than the adjuster and nozzle they are nearly the same. looking for some input before i pull the trigger on on (i guess pun intended:laughing:)

[VISITOR]

get the foam gun with the brass pin/lever (I've had mine for over 7+ years). I've never used the griots, but it looks like it only shoots out in one dilution...

[Bunky]

Griot's does have a set dilution (you choose which of 3 dilutions you want when you assemble it). I used the middle one (the recommended one) and works ok for me but cannot adjust quickly. The weakness is the nozzle connection to the reservoir. It never feels secure.

[wdmaccord]

i'm looking for a foam gun for those times when i don't have access to my pressure washer to use my foam cannon. both of these guns are within $5 of eachother, i Foammaster has an adjuster, but in my experience you turn the adjuster to max and leave, so it's almost a mute point. other than the adjuster and nozzle they are nearly the same. looking for some input before i pull the trigger on on (i guess pun intended:laughing:)

Go with adjustable. Not necessarily true to just set it to full open if you want a specific dilution and are adding water to the reservoir. I use middle setting ("C") with 1:3 dilution to equal 1 oz. per 1 gallon. This is helpful for those especially thick products like CGCW Red that you want to dilute in the reservoir.

[Tools17]

I have the foam master II and it does the job.

[Sicoupe]

get the foam gun with the brass pin/lever (I've had mine for over 7+ years). I've never used the griots, but it looks like it only shoots out in one dilution...agree:xyxthumbs: