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Hello all, now that we are in the summer months, it's time for me to get a good detail on my car as well as my fiances. I just purchased a Bissell Turbo heat thingy for the interior and I have been looking at foam guns also. I would like a couple of suggestions on a nice fairly cheap foam gun. I'm looking for one around $35 or less. Also, can you use regular car wash or do you need to use a car shampoo? Thanks in advance.
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Re: Need a little advice.
You could try garden sprayers that you pump a certain number of times and then spray. Or places like Auto Zone and Advance Auto Parts usually have cheap foam "guns" and lances. Nothing great, but they do work. As far as your car wash of choice, go with Gold Class car wash or Deep Crystal car wash. Both excellent car washes and they can be found wherever car care products are sold. Personally, I'd go with the Gold Class. It's much better. Cheers!Shane
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Re: Need a little advice.
The Gilmour Gun is generally the one people go with. I have it, and I would give it 7 out of 10 stars with the missing stars due to the poor spray pattern on the gun when not in foam mode.
It does a good job at making the foam, though.Comment
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Re: Need a little advice.
Yeah, look into Gilmour. Even call them up directly, see if there is a cost difference. I ordered mine straight from them about 5 years ago, and it saved me about $10 at the time.
You can use any of the Meguiars soaps with it.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Re: Need a little advice.
Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I'll look into the ones mentioned.Just a noob, for now.Comment
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