Junkman2008
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exactly the summary i was looking for
feedback on the technique in this vid appreciated
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nq6t8w-v-kU&feature=related[/media]
as i see it:
step 1 foam - good
step 2 power wash -
step 3 blade (squeege) -
thanks all
That wash technique straight out sucked! See the below response for more clarity.
How much soap (and what kind) are you guys putting in the container? I was less than impressed with my first use of the foam gun .
You need to use 2 ounces of wash soap for every quart of water that your foam gun holds. You can also adjust how much foam is put out by the foam gun. In this video, I use the largest setting to put out this much foam:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFIILkkdqaA[/media]
Now here's the thing with the foam gun that so many people are missing. The foam gun DOES NOT remove dirt from the car. The foam gun lubricates the dirt on the car and makes it possible for you to MANUALLY remove the dirt without grinding it into your paint using the 2-bucket wash technique.
You don't foam the car and then rinse the foam off. The foam gun does not power dirt off the car or remove it in any way. That is YOUR job. The foam gun just creates the lubricant for YOU to do so safely. I explain all this in my foam gun discussion video. Go to the 4 minutes and 11 seconds point.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHS9_6ycJuA[/media]
Lastly, never use that blade crap on your car. Blow dry it with an electric leaf blower. That's the safest way to NOT scratch your paint.
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