The Ultimate Car Wash Nozzle
06-06-2005, 08:37 AM
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i use something like this
you got the following settings:
-Jet (i use this for wheels and wheel well or tough durt on panels)
-shower (used for intial weting and final rinsing)
-soaker (to fill my bucket with water)
-Flat (windows and top for car to push soap off)
-cone and mist setting (not really used on my car but great for the garden
about $8 at home depot
sorry if i sound like a salesman
you got the following settings:
-Jet (i use this for wheels and wheel well or tough durt on panels)
-shower (used for intial weting and final rinsing)
-soaker (to fill my bucket with water)
-Flat (windows and top for car to push soap off)
-cone and mist setting (not really used on my car but great for the garden
about $8 at home depot
sorry if i sound like a salesman
06-06-2005, 09:09 AM
#43
Originally Posted by Mr Hyde
I use the nozzle to wash, and either remove it to let water sheet of, or adjust the nozzle to a setting which does an almost as good a job.
I definitely always use a nozzle to clean. The pressure works well to get crud off the car especially on the lower body panels, and bird crapp as well.
I definitely always use a nozzle to clean. The pressure works well to get crud off the car especially on the lower body panels, and bird crapp as well.
for washing, a nozzle works best but realistically there is little need for pressure beyond what a garden hose with a decent nozzle can supply. Most of the time even a nozzle on a hose is overkill. I was referring to the rinse cycle(s) for using no nozzle whatsoever.
10-11-2006, 01:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Shawn S
Do you think this sucker is worth 40-bucks ???
I'm always breaking those cheap 5-dollar nozzles and I think I might be better off
Shawn S
I'm always breaking those cheap 5-dollar nozzles and I think I might be better off
Shawn S
You can purchase two Ultimate Stainless Steel Nozzles from Costco for $24.99. That is $5 less than you pay for one on most online detailer web sites.
Costco link here
07-14-2010, 08:00 PM
#47
bringin lead
Do you think this sucker is worth 40-bucks ???
I'm always breaking those cheap 5-dollar nozzles and I think I might be better off with an “indestructible” one.
http://www.calcarcover.com/product.a...o+Product+List
Shawn S
I'm always breaking those cheap 5-dollar nozzles and I think I might be better off with an “indestructible” one.
http://www.calcarcover.com/product.a...o+Product+List
Shawn S
The Griot's nozzle may just be too rich for my blood though.
What are you guys using?
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