That's right, "FOAM PICS"
#48
I did some research before pulling the trigger on the Griots and couldn't find anything substantial difference to justify to the cost of the CR system...I am very happy with the Griots system. They make excellent products.
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#51
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Our water quality and PH levels for washing are good and I use CR. Had it for years and am happy with it.
#52
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This thread brought back good memories. This was taken right after the Smokies spring 2016 trip. Foam wasn't very sticky on the nano coating. House is sold and car is no more. Looking forward to new versions of both.
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woah woah woah. What is this elvish magic you speak of? Wash my car and not have to towel dry? I have never heard of this. I am going to have to look into it. That's literally the part I hate most about washing my car.
#56
the best two DI systems are either Griots or CR Spotless, can't go wrong with either one.
#58
the CR spotless system is a game changer. I could never go back. the key is to use it for all water that hits the car, including not only the wash buckets but also the water you sprinkle on it before the wash.
it's easy to see which cars in this thread have the pressure washer foam cannon vs. the hose method. the pressure washer steps up the foam big time. I find it's too much of a pain tho, so I don't bother even though I have the pressure washer cannon. I might pick up a hose-mount foam sprayer just for something extra though.
it's easy to see which cars in this thread have the pressure washer foam cannon vs. the hose method. the pressure washer steps up the foam big time. I find it's too much of a pain tho, so I don't bother even though I have the pressure washer cannon. I might pick up a hose-mount foam sprayer just for something extra though.