Nice drive

 

Giving the 992 a bath.

 

That is one mighty power washer!! I assume you use that professional looking tool for something else primarily?

PS: Photo from last year or do you really already have Halloween decoration up?

 

Yes, the photo was from last year. A friend was asking me about Ceramic washing and Foam Cannons and I sent that to him this morning.

The Power Washer is a SunJoe and I can use it on other stuff, but really I only got it for the car. $150 on Amazon plus a $20 Foam Cannon and then the soap concentrate. That's all I use for washes.

 

That's a good price indeed. I got a small handheld, 1700PSI power washer with soap attachment from Lowes for $99 just for the car to do the same. Not as powerful as what you have but small enough that it fits in my shelf when not used.

 

I think that SunJoe is 2200PSI or 2300PSI or something. I read a thread here and that was highly recommended. Home Depot had them but about $25 more than Amazon.

 

Yeah, even with my 1700PSI and correct nozzle I could take the paint off ....easily. But either way, having it on wheels is a nice touch and sure has tons of options for other use like driveway cleaning....

 

Yeah. I don't use the 0% paint stripper nozzle. Mine came with 0%, 15%, 25% and 40% nozzles. I use the 25 or 40 and not the others. That would definitely damage the car.

 

Yep. Mine came with 3 attachment: wide angle nozzle used for car washing or similar lower pressure jobs, turbo nozzle - narrow cone, rotating pattern that can be used to strip paints or other tuff jobs or the soap dispenser attachment with a spray nozzle. My only complaint - the soap dispenser empties that soap can pretty fast, i.e. have to dilute it a lot and refill.

 

Don't use a built in reservoir. I attach one of these and put in about 2-3oz of concentrate, fill the rest with water, and attach it and it does the whole car with some to spare.

 

Yeah, this similar to how mine is - the soap can/reservoir also has a quick attach (1/4 turn) - so, no big deal. It sure saves a lot if time to have a power washer on hand. I still try to figure out if I can find a special wheel cleaner that I can spray on and does not require wiping to get the inner barrel clean. My new wheels have more of a mesh pattern and not as easy to get behind as my exclusive wheels. I use P+S Double Black Brake Buster for the wheels. It gets it off w/o any abrasive effects (like if you would use store Chrome Wheel cleaner that literally eats into your aluminum) but still requires some scrubbing and not just spray and power wash.

 

I spray on this Sonax wheel cleaner. Leave it 2 minutes and then power wash it off. It turns purple and drips down. I rarely if ever have to take a brush to the wheel to help.

I also bought the large refill. I think the refill was $80.

 

J


Just finished its PDI and went to be PPF-ed.

so happy with the car look especially the interior and gloss black bits on the exterior

 

Glad to see the clearance with FAL up - pretty good height! I go to NYC often as well and was debating if it was necessary. Looking at how high it goes up, this will clear everything the city can throw at it.

 

The Sunjoes are nice, I had one for a bit. I would of stuck with it but it turns out that I have a sickness.....I can't leave well enough alone and eventually built this.