Pressure washer

[Clean Your Ride]

Looks like quite a haul there.

Had a thought today, I have some Muc Off just laying around from my bike riding days, reckon that would be any good to use up as pre rinse till I order some other stuff?

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Dont see why not pal. Only one way to find out. Personally I would dilute it first before application and take it from there

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[aries driving school]

Thanks RabidRacoon28 pick up my Nilfisk from Maplin's tomorrow.

[Clean Your Ride]

Thanks RabidRacoon28 pick up my Nilfisk from Maplin's tomorrow.

Dont forget to take your confirmation email showing the reduced price. If they dont know what they are doing, ask them to contact their Head Office.

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[Chris_Blue]

Is it true that pressure washers can actually cause marks on vehicles, if they are high pressure?
Read something recently that suggested high pressure washers, and those Petrol station type high pressure washers, can actually push dirt, grit and grime into the paintwork for a split second, and cause minor damage to the clearcoat?

And no it wasn't last April 1st, but didn't check weather it was a bucket and wool mitt manufacturer sponsoring the article LOL
Made me wanna stick to the mitt and 2 bucket method tho- or hose

[Clean Your Ride]

Is it true that pressure washers can actually cause marks on vehicles, if they are high pressure?
Read something recently that suggested high pressure washers, and those Petrol station type high pressure washers, can actually push dirt, grit and grime into the paintwork for a split second, and cause minor damage to the clearcoat?

And no it wasn't last April 1st, but didn't check weather it was a bucket and wool mitt manufacturer sponsoring the article LOL
Made me wanna stick to the mitt and 2 bucket method tho- or hose

Have a read on here Chris:

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=155757

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[Chris_Blue]

Thanks Andy. Hmmm. So there is a thought that pressure washers could cause damage
But if you do it at a 45deg angle, yer OK?

Bucket and Mitt for me LOL

Of course we all know the best way to prevent damage to paintwork when cleaning- Don't clean it :-)
(Said Tongue in cheek as some of my posts are)

[Clean Your Ride]

But if you do it at a 45deg angle, yer OK?
Don't clean it :-)
(Said Tongue in cheek as some of my posts are)

Should be ok at 45 degrees, some actually just use a pw for a low pressure application of foam then rinse off with a hose.



"Dont clean it"



Are you mad? Even with your quoted tongue in cheek, that is a crazy thing to suggest lol

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[Chris_Blue]

At least "Dont clean" doesnt harm the paintwork swirl wise?

Rather than 45 deg- cos i'll get it wrong- I'll stick to my Mitt
Unless i get a detailer to sort it, then will let then get on with it

[Clean Your Ride]

This looks to be the best angle








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[moranphotography]

This looks to be the best angle








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Yeah that'll work. Although that attachment didn't come with mine ;-)

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[lfcrule1972]

Nor mine

[Chris_Blue]

Ah. That's the detailer referred to in post #53
Did have a word with her that flip flops weren't very H+S

[Clean Your Ride]

Ah. That's the detailer referred to in post #53
Did have a word with her that flip flops weren't very H+S

Upon closer inspection, that belt is totally unsuitable aswell


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[moranphotography]

Nor mine

I'm going to email karcher and ask for the product code for that particular attachment ;-)

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[lfcrule1972]

Code is 32B