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I would venture to say no. Most pressure washers use a threaded water hose type fitting for connections. The snub nose wants an MTM style air hose fitting. It's not to say it cant be done though. The link below would allow you to convert the outlet side of your washer over to accept an air style hose connection using the part with black plastic. You would then purchase a new hose that would have MTM connections on both ends, like the one in the link, and be able to accept the snub nose. https://www.amazon.com/MINGLE-Pressure-Tensile-Braided-Compatible/dp/B085ZCYRJK/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=3%2F8+pressure+washer+hose&qid=1605036379&sr=8-4

Thanks for the added recommendations. I was thinking it may be overkill with the BG. I may just save it for chrome and glass on the vehicles then.

Thanks for the response! Excited to jump in and give it a shot

I've been doing alot of research from all of the knowledgeable folks here and think I have a good plan in place, but its a bit like drinking form a fire hose so figured I'd do a sanity check. About to dive in and do a full detail on my 2018 Ram 1500 and wanted to make sure I had used the right products in the right order. The following is what I was planning. Please let me know if something is out of order or incorrect. Greatly appreciate all the info and help so far! 1. Use combinations of WTC and APC on wheels and wheel wells 2. Use strip wash to remove base sealants and waxes 3. IR after rinsing strip wash, followed by rinse 3a. Apply VRT to all trim 4. Clay bar all non plastic/vinyl surfaces with detail spray as lubricant 5. Strip wash and dry 6. Hand Polish on all painted surfaces 7. Liquid Paint Sealant on all painted surfaces 8. HGG using damp and dry cloth 9. Brilliant Glaze (Also interior windows after clean) 10. Clean exterior windows and apply window sealant 11. VRT tires Where would chrome bumpers factor into this, as far as what products I could apply to help seal?