just ordered this

[nc6600]

http://www.autogeek.net/wolfgang-foam-cannon-hp.html

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[BOSS]

nice

[Rollin Thunder]

thank for the link. I just did too, now I cant wait until it gets here. What kinda soap do you reccommend???????????

It comes with some soap, but do you like it??

[nc6600]

thank for the link. I just did too, now I cant wait until it gets here. What kinda soap do you reccommend???????????

It comes with some soap, but do you like it??The soap it comes with came with my regular foam gun too, it was okay then but i recommend http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/suslsuga.html and the stuff it comes with is a tiny ass bottle that your lucky to get one wash out of.

[2LOUD4U]

i have the air foam gun it works amazing you will love this product i had it before i bought the air one

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and the soap is a good grade soap i personally like it a lot

[dwmmatt23]

thats awesome, im going to have to look into this

[HitandRunDriver]

jealous.....

[thumper_ehhhhh]

Looks interesting. I wonder how it works in enviroments like mind with alot of salt on the roads. It gets nasty.

[Rob @ GGD]

A foam gun, whether via air compressor, pressure washer, or your hose (http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/foamgun.html), will assist in keeping your car swirl free. The keys are: 1) choosing the right PH balanced, good foaming, concentrated wash like PB's Super Slick & Suds (http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/suslsuga.html) or one of my Favs Optimum Car Wash (http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/opcarwaga.html), 2) allowing the foam to aggitate and run completely off the car the first time therefore loosening the dirt and grime, 3) foam a second time in order to lay a base of foam to then wash your vehicle with a quality, non-marring Chenille MF Wash Mitt (http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/chmiwami.html) utilizing two clean water buckets to rinse the wash mitt after every panel. Additional options that will ensure minimal to zero swirls would be performing your final rinse with a water softener (http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/gahowasoca.html) thereby significantly reducing the likelihood of water spots. Lastly, use a MF Drying Towel (http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/24x36-waffle-weave-drying-t.html) to pat dry (not rub) your vehicle or even better a Metro Blower (http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/meairfobl.html) to completely eliminate the swirls chances of returning.

[ndavis0001]

these are great. i have 3 of these for my detail business. cant go wrong, saves so much time. also, great conversation piece as many people have never seen them.