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STANGBOY
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Looking too buy a pressure washer to use with my foam cannon to clean my car... Any sugetions are electric one any good?
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MACK.GT
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I'd go gas powered over electric. I used a Subaru one before and it worked great, it had both a pull start and a push button starter switch , very powerful too.
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adower
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Get a gas powered over 2000psi.
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STANGBOY
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1986 mustang notchback
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68dustin
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Just remember that the gas one will strip your paint right off lmao... wife found that out on my tail gate
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Ryan_LX
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Originally posted by 68dustin:
Just remember that the gas one will strip your paint right off lmao... wife found that out on my tail gate
Dang that sucks! Most come with different nozzles, make sure you use the right one!
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Jesus is king!
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Fostang
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Originally posted by 68dustin:
Just remember that the gas one will strip your paint right off lmao... wife found that out on my tail gate
That's what happens when you paint it in your garage with TCP global paint ![[Razz]](tongue.gif)
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adower
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Originally posted by 68dustin:
Just remember that the gas one will strip your paint right off lmao... wife found that out on my tail gate
Lol. Put a pressure washer right on your paint?
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Camara90
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I purchased the honda one at costco for $300. It has worked great for 3 years, and I use a foam cannon.
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STANGBOY
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So since i just need it for my foam cannon nothing else.i was really considering a electric one cause its more quiet???dats all am gona b needing it for i wouldnt want my paint coming off lol or wich gas powered one do u guys recomend
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1986 mustang notchback
she's good from far but far from good
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68dustin
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Originally posted by 68dustin:
Just remember that the gas one will strip your paint right off lmao... wife found that out on my tail gate
That's what happens when you paint it in your garage with TCP global paint
WRONG! it was on my factory dodge ram paint
that's what happens when u let a women get her hands on a pressure washer lol
[ 2015-08-21, 09:10 AM: Message edited by: 68dustin ]
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"As I lay rubber down the street, I pray for traction that I can keep, and if I do begin to slide, please dear God protect me and my ride!"
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Blind
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I've had the cheap electric 1400psi? one from harbor fright for about 8 years.
works great, cleans parts, cleans stains off driveway, etc. It strips plasti-dip off really easily so I'd say it's fine. The nozzle makes a big difference.
I think it was $75. Would be perfectly fine for a foam cannon. I think most foam cannons work fine off a normal hose anyways.
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89 LX Notchback ex 4cyl, 14psi
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Fostang
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Originally posted by Fostang:
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Originally posted by 68dustin:
Just remember that the gas one will strip your paint right off lmao... wife found that out on my tail gate
That's what happens when you paint it in your garage with TCP global paint
WRONG! it was on my factory dodge ram paint
that's what happens when u let a women get her hands on a pressure washer lol
I was just giving you shit man lol
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I got one from home depot, Its is the gas one 2500, works perfect but it's loud especially at night. it cost less than $300.
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losbadgts
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My dad the one from sears gas power bbutits way to much for what u want to do. Harbor freight has a sale going on and has an electric one perfect for
what u need
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Why pretent someone u are not, everyone else could see it.
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STANGBOY
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Originally posted by losbadgts:
My dad the one from sears gas power bbutits way to much for what u want to do. Harbor freight has a sale going on and has an electric one perfect for
what u need
im gona check that out i dont really like all that noise from the gas powered and i dont really need that much power atleast not ina presure washer haha
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1986 mustang notchback
she's good from far but far from good
Posts: 2510 | From: SAN JOSE | Registered: Aug 2007
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