kromdom

+100.

Torontoworker

If your really ****, only the tongue of virgins will do.

jdog

Straight to the gutter... from washing your B*&ch to being a B&^ch!

Just read my post... that wasn't intended at anyone, but the flow of posts....

Topaz330ci

Cool find... and there is a 996 wheel in the example. I don't think this will have enough power for bigger surfaces....

I do like the idea mentioned in a few posts above about taking the nozzle off and just letting the water pour. It's true, and I’ve done this and it works very well especially if the car has been buffed/waxed well.

jdog

This blower is a little spendy but i think the air is filtered.
http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/...ortby=ourPicks

Topaz330ci

Thanks jdog! This is exactly what I was looking for! Did you get it off the site or at a local hardware store? Let me know if it works well, I don't see why it wouldn't. I'll be definitely picking one up as this is exactly what I was looking for after opting to go for the pressure washer!

jdog

I ordered it from the site. I also ordered a sampler kit of their products. We will see how it goes.

Topaz330ci

jdog,

I found the proper one for foaming, this is it:
http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/...ortby=ourPicks

But the one you saw, is excellent as well as then you would only need one bucket to clean off your wash mitt, and spray the soap on instead of applying it with the mitt!

Good find!

jdog

Shoot.. good catch I must have missed that one and it was right on the same page... I will try the one that I ordered and if I don't like the amount of soap that is laid down I will order the one you found. Thanks

Topaz330ci

Impressive video! And They have a 996 in it..

http://www.griotsgarage.com/text/con...r_blowers.html

But it's a little pricey for me!

Topaz330ci

Here is a very impressive thread with great knowledge on this subject!

http://www.autopia.org/forum/car-det...-foam-gun.html

Also, here is probably one of the best foam guns available!!!:

Riad

Dude I've been washing my 2004 C4S Cab at the car wash for the past 8 years (bought the car new in Jan. 2004) and I can tell you that the car looks brand new when she's clean. These cars, like most German cars have excellent paint jobs.

My first 911, the 2001 I used to wash with a diaper, I guess I just have 2nd Porsche syndrome but honestly touchless or brushless car washes work perfectly and give me 2 hours of my life back that I don't normally have.

jdog

This works great in my opinion. It doesn't give too much soap as to wasting it but just enough to give the soap a head start on cleaning off the grime before you use the wash mitt also. I like it!
BTW I also used their Speed n Shine detailer and it works great as well.
Good stuff by Griots!

Hurdigurdiman

Is this a serious question or what?

I haven't stopped laughing yet hahaha. Leaf Blower??? hehehe.. I use hose pipe all over car first. In the shade not in the sun. Then follow up with bucket of warm water with zipwax in it together with large sponge. Rinsing with cold water hose as I go. Kind of following it up. Wheels and tires last with small round brush to get inside rims and same bucket of water with zip wax in it then hit it with the cold water hose. Then I use a shammy leather dragged full open to soak up droplets all over the car and windows sqeezing dry the shammy leather and reusing as I go. I did use a power washer one time but found it a bit to severe and time consuming anyway. I find it quicker to do it all by hand. Plus it keeps me fitter. BTW mine is a cabriolet or I would be using the auto car wash as I do in the winter when I have the hard top on it.

Topaz330ci

It was a serious question, yes

Laugh up more... as I bought a new ShopVac without even thinking that it had a leaf blower option... bonus... and it works very well and now I hand wash like yourself, and dry it with the leaf blower instead of using a shammy or cali blade or anything else for that matter.