I received the new Foam Gun and Car Shampoo and was able to give it a go yesterday. First off the foam gun is made with some very serious hardware. This thing is built to last. In comparison to other foam guns I've used it's a lot smaller and at first I thought that was bad. I used the light green jet as a starting point. From the chart you are provided this is right the middle. The gun foams very nice and shoots a decent distance. Obviously this will be determined by your water pressure as well. The foam that this produced was very thick and "sticky". It clung to the panels of My Camaro for just the right amount of time to grab and encapsulate all the crude and pull off my paint. The handle of the foam gun has very nice heft to it but the rubber grip makes it very manageable and comfortable. I was worried about the size of the reservoir but that didn't matter one bit. If you look at the second to last pic you can see that I didn't even use half of the solution. And I felt like I was wasting product as I kept foaming and foaming away. The combination of the new car shampoo with this foam gun is a hit.
The Car Shampoo itself feels much more concentrated and much slicker than the old "red" stuff. I used about half of what I'd normally use on my wash mitts and the suds were nuts!! As far as the smell goes. Well that's subjective. But it does smell very nice. I had My wife come give the sniff test. And she approved, so that means I approve!!
I didn't have a chance to to try out the old "red" car shampoo with this foam gun yet and it's supposed to snow here in Salt Lake City this weekend. But if I get a chance next week I'll give it a shot and come back and update this post.
On a side note. The future of car enthusiasts is in good hands. My neighbor's Son had to come over and show Me his HPI Racing 69 Camaro. He loves Camaros and told Me that he's getting one soon... The matching RUN DMC shirts were just a coincidence. An awesome coincidence if you ask Me!
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I received the new Foam Gun and Car Shampoo and was able to give it a go yesterday. First off the foam gun is made with some very serious hardware. This thing is built to last. In comparison to other foam guns I've used it's a lot smaller and at first I thought that was bad. I used the light green jet as a starting point. From the chart you are provided this is right the middle. The gun foams very nice and shoots a decent distance. Obviously this will be determined by your water pressure as well. The foam that this produced was very thick and "sticky". It clung to the panels of My Camaro for just the right amount of time to grab and encapsulate all the crude and pull off my paint. The handle of the foam gun has very nice heft to it but the rubber grip makes it very manageable and comfortable. I was worried about the size of the reservoir but that didn't matter one bit. If you look at the second to last pic you can see that I didn't even use half of the solution. And I felt like I was wasting product as I kept foaming and foaming away. The combination of the new car shampoo with this foam gun is a hit.
The Car Shampoo itself feels much more concentrated and much slicker than the old "red" stuff. I used about half of what I'd normally use on my wash mitts and the suds were nuts!! As far as the smell goes. Well that's subjective. But it does smell very nice. I had My wife come give the sniff test. And she approved, so that means I approve!!
I didn't have a chance to to try out the old "red" car shampoo with this foam gun yet and it's supposed to snow here in Salt Lake City this weekend. But if I get a chance next week I'll give it a shot and come back and update this post.
On a side note. The future of car enthusiasts is in good hands. My neighbor's Son had to come over and show Me his HPI Racing 69 Camaro. He loves Camaros and told Me that he's getting one soon... The matching RUN DMC shirts were just a coincidence. An awesome coincidence if you ask Me!
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