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Pressure Washers....Worth it?
- Thread starter MrStabby
- Start date
They are awesome for the patio / walls / sleepers etc.
Carefull not to hit grout and lose stuff cause it will just churn it up.
Not much help on teh car, good for rinsing from a distance, don't want to be to close incase of flaking the paint. They dont remove brake dust etc under there own power.
Carefull not to hit grout and lose stuff cause it will just churn it up.
Not much help on teh car, good for rinsing from a distance, don't want to be to close incase of flaking the paint. They dont remove brake dust etc under there own power.
MRBILLYUK
ClioSport Club Member
FF Jeden Osiem Dwa
I wouldn't be without my pressure washer , i've had one for about 10 years . Cheap as chips now .
Blast off any loose dirt first .
Then run a length of hose from a large container , like a 25 litre fermenting bin , fill it with water and a couple of capfuls of shampoo = lots of suds
Then just wash as normal with the 2 bucket method .
I usually spray the alloys with fairy power spray and leave to soak for 10 mins while i set it up . Then power wash the wheels and they come up a treat . Especially if they been waxed or protected with AG super resin and EGP , or Wheel Guard from carwashnwax . Just tried the Blue Rim Wheel Cleaner that i won from carwashnwax . I can recommend this as well . As soon as i sprayed it on all the brake dust started to run off the wheels .
http://www.carwashnwax.com/
Blast off any loose dirt first .
Then run a length of hose from a large container , like a 25 litre fermenting bin , fill it with water and a couple of capfuls of shampoo = lots of suds
Then just wash as normal with the 2 bucket method .
I usually spray the alloys with fairy power spray and leave to soak for 10 mins while i set it up . Then power wash the wheels and they come up a treat . Especially if they been waxed or protected with AG super resin and EGP , or Wheel Guard from carwashnwax . Just tried the Blue Rim Wheel Cleaner that i won from carwashnwax . I can recommend this as well . As soon as i sprayed it on all the brake dust started to run off the wheels .
http://www.carwashnwax.com/
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