Griots BOSS Foaming system. *NEW*

[Dan Tran]

So glad I don’t have a pressure washer!

I’m such a sucker for advertisement...


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[oneheadlite]

So glad I don’t have a pressure washer!

I’m such a sucker for advertisement...

Except if you look at the info, they also have directions to use it with a pump up sprayer or a conventional hose foam gun...

While I’ve never been a foam guy, this system has me really intrigued.

Where I’m a sucker is the price difference to upgrade - I briefly debated getting the chemicals and their pump up foamer to apply that way, but then for an extra $60, you can just get the BOSS cannon and speed up the whole system... (I do already have a pressure washer though)

Seriously looking at their starter kit. I kind of wish they had the kit with just the Cannon + 2 or 3 of the new foams since I already have PFMs, but more towels never hurt. Plus, it’s only like $10 more than buying the cannon + 2 foams anyway.

[briarpatch]

I'm waiting for a sale.........

[The Guz]

In action. Enjoy.

[VISITOR]

In action. Enjoy.

the nice thing is since it has a meter you don't have to add water like other foam cannons out and that also being able to use the supplied canister or their 16/22/35 ounce bottles (or other bottle with same size thread) makes it even more versatile if you just want to use with a soap/water mixture like many already do...

[PaulMys]

The thought and engineering that goes into GG's new products is mind blowing.

They have an incredible team there.

I'm proud to own many of their products, from my GG6, all the way down the line.

There will be many more in the future.

[WRAPT C5Z06]

In action. Enjoy.

Awesome! I'm definitely picking up the whole system.

[oneheadlite]

Guz - Thanks for posting the Facebook video for the rest of us.

I think I’m sold on the system. I’ve never been a foam wash person, but this looks like it takes it to a different level in regards to lifting and removing contaminants vs just foaming with standard soaps.

I’m also intrigued to try the Foaming Poly Gloss. Looks like a more foolproof version of the spray-on/blast off SiO2 products, and I’m really curious to see how the anti-static aspect works.

Thought it was nice during the video that he was up front that they’re selling an AR pressure washer, but added that they cover it with their lifetime warranty. I also appreciated that they fielded the question comparing it to Carpro Hydro, instead of just passing that question by and keeping it an all Griot’s conversation.

Their Foaming Surface Prep strikes me as an interesting alternative to the new McKee’s Coating Prep Auto Wash. Be cool to see someone do a head to head with them once they’re out in the wild.

[briarpatch]

Guz - Thanks for posting the Facebook video for the rest of us.

I think I’m sold on the system. I’ve never been a foam wash person, but this looks like it takes it to a different level in regards to lifting and removing contaminants vs just foaming with standard soaps.

I’m also intrigued to try the Foaming Poly Gloss. Looks like a more foolproof version of the spray-on/blast off SiO2 products, and I’m really curious to see how the anti-static aspect works.

Thought it was nice during the video that he was up front that they’re selling an AR pressure washer, but added that they cover it with their lifetime warranty. I also appreciated that they fielded the question comparing it to Carpro Hydro, instead of just passing that question by and keeping it an all Griot’s conversation.

Their Foaming Surface Prep strikes me as an interesting alternative to the new McKee’s Coating Prep Auto Wash. Be cool to see someone do a head to head with them once they’re out in the wild.

I was curious how it would stack up to the new McKees product, too...both in performance and price point

[Jaddie]

I love Griot's, too. I have the 6" (short-stroke) polisher that came before the current model, the Rupes 15 Mark II, and RUPES Mini. The Griot's polisher is actually my favorite to use. It's the most versatile, too.