Where was that cheap foam cannon!?

**Kristopher1129** · 02-21-2011, 10:02 PM

I started a thread a little while back that was about the foam cannon. Somebody sent me a PM and linked me to a site that sold the same exact foam cannon for like half the price. Like an idiot...I deleted that PM. I'm hoping that person will read this, and give me that link again. I looked all over today and couldn't find the site. Help!!

**dad07** · 02-21-2011, 10:05 PM

Pm Sent

**Kristopher1129** · 02-21-2011, 10:10 PM

Originally Posted by dad07

Pm Sent

I do remember you saying the Home Depot one. But somebody else sent me a link to the exact same foam cannon. The only difference was that it had no sticker on the canister. Can't find that link for the life of me.

**Kristopher1129** · 02-21-2011, 10:21 PM

OH SNAP!! I was smart enough to save it in my bookmarks! Nice!

Well, AG is prolly gonna hate me for this. But, here's the link. It's only $50!

Pressure Washers, Pressure Cleaners, Honda Parts

**fredcandetail** · 02-21-2011, 10:27 PM

i have found that when you foam the bajeezus out of a car and you let it dwell for a bit you actually inadvertantly removes most of the wax ... works good for regular washes and it will certainly leave customers thinking that its the coolest thing since shaved ice!

**LuxuryMobile** · 02-21-2011, 10:40 PM

It can sure be great for stripping wax prior to any correction work!

But I agree, some customers/clients love seeing it done. Makes them feel like they hired the right guy for the job.

**Kristopher1129** · 02-22-2011, 12:05 AM

Originally Posted by fredcandetail

i have found that when you foam the bajeezus out of a car and you let it dwell for a bit you actually inadvertantly removes most of the wax ... works good for regular washes and it will certainly leave customers thinking that its the coolest thing since shaved ice!

Originally Posted by LuxuryMobile

It can sure be great for stripping wax prior to any correction work!

But I agree, some customers/clients love seeing it done. Makes them feel like they hired the right guy for the job.

Exactly! Aside from it just looking over the top professional...it really will be useful for me. I would like to just foam the vehicles up, and pressure wash them down. I know this isn't the BEST way to get the vehicle clean. But I ALWAYS do a spray wipedown with ONR before any exterior work anyways. After the ONR, I should be ready to roll. Plus, I'm not much of a fan of the wash mitts, and brushes. Thanks fellas!