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It's only rated at 70bar pressure so won't fantastic but will work.
A nilfisk C110 is rated at 110bar for £50 / £60 would be my choice for a budget washer if you can save a little more towards it.
Beading is initially quite impressive, but I've not found it last unlike Cliotoby. It's better than C2 / Reload in terms of water behaviour but not hugely given all its hype
I still think application isn't all that nice when compared to a nice QD or spray sealant, but it seems to be helping a...
It will work a little better once the hose has been used a few times and loosens off a bit. But with it mounted so high it still has a tendancy to pull the pressure washer over when undoing it.
With regards to DW, they probably discovered you're a member on CS.net so already on the blacklist...
Anyone know much about the Gyeon range apart from the similarities to CarPro and the recent thread on it?
A few of their products, Cure, bathe+ and wetcoat have caught my attention.
@Scrooge I know you got a few bits how did you get on with them
I was the first to directly write the insult, correct. Read your posts and you indirectly insulted each person that posted prior to you.
Neither of your posts were directed at anyone therefore would be read by everyone that had posted. 'Go to DW to get useful answers', 'keyboard warriors'. Etc...
Read my post numb nuts, I tried to offer help. What more could anyone else have given him?
I ask again, without pictures or any kind of real description what more can DW offer that he same members on here can't?
The bottle attachment hat comes as standard with karcher and nilfisk is not a snow foam lance. All it does is give a soapy solution. For proper foam you need a proper snow foam lance on a pressure washer
I used clay on glass coated with G1 and it cleaned the surface well and almost rejuvenated the G1. I didn't see a detrimental affect on the coating.
Can't see the need myself to use tar and iron removers on glass, coated or not
The snow foam lances are all much the same, just check for varying prices. They come with different screw on attachments so the plastic end is all that changes to make it suit either a nilfisk or karcher etc.
Keep up with what you've got, it's still better than a bare pressure rinse. Or try...
The C110 can be had cheaper but is a decent budget washer. If your budget is Su. £100 then the C120 / centinnal is the one to get. As said earlier look for it at Argos or homebase
I dont know details but hate to think they shut up shop and started up again within a few weeks leaving other companies picking up after loosing money
http://www.devilledetailing.co.uk/contact-deville.html
Is that foam completely LSP safe though?
Reads pH neutral, safe on paint etc but no mention of wax safe. It does claim to cut through traffic film which worries me. I know VP make a couple of non wax safe foams and odds washes so a little cautious with these.
I won't use RDS on anything...
You laugh, but they will. I spilt some demon shine the other wek end and used the hose on spray to rinse them and they beaded initially.
At least using Illusion, with it being so fool proof with regards to over applying and leaving to cure too long ( I left it 90minutes once ) you won't have...
As said above, the bottle you have is a detergent bottle for dousing the car in shampoo solution, you need a proper snow foam lance to get a foam that clings as it mixes differently.
Is the foam you have a car plan demon shine snow foam, green in colour? If it is its not the best but will do...
You're getting AF Illusion? Probably a good wax to try it with due to it being soft and oily and spreading extremely well, but I'd still choose a damp applicator than hand.
I've tried it with Zymol Glasur and councours waxes and swissvax shield. Didn't feel like I was gaining anything, took...
The nilfisk centinnal is a pretty good unit and I've been using one for ages.
Keep an eye on Argos and homebase discount weekends as they often go for sub £100
Nothing will remove a scratch, all they do is remove or soften the edge of clear coat around the scratch to make it look less obvious. If it's swirls and light hazing then you might have a chance of doing something about it.
It's a bit hard to really give any advice when you dont give any...
It takes more than pH value to affect waxes. J thought it was supposed to be LSP safe, so maybe it's leaving something behind that's giving its own water behaviour over the top of your existing protection?
If the shampoo leaves anything behind over the top of your wax or sealant, then he...