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integritydetail · 11-10-08, 10:12

It replaces the soap bucket in the two bucket system. It allows a quick way to presoak. It's definitely not a "green" tool. Green methods would be waterless or rinseless wash products. As far as your using 10 times the normal amount of soap: In the tank mix 3:1 water to shampoo, then set the slider to the 3rd hole from the left (4:1). that'll give you 1 oz per gallon on the vehicle and looks a little sumpin like diss:

http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...C/CIMG0258.jpg

http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...C/CIMG0259.jpg

I think I actually use less shampoo and water when I use mine.

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integritydetail @hotmail.com integritydetail is offline Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Middle Tennessee Posts: 983 Contact:	Re: Anyone use a foam gun? It replaces the soap bucket in the two bucket system. It allows a quick way to presoak. It's definitely not a "green" tool. Green methods would be waterless or rinseless wash products. As far as your using 10 times the normal amount of soap: In the tank mix 3:1 water to shampoo, then set the slider to the 3rd hole from the left (4:1). that'll give you 1 oz per gallon on the vehicle and looks a little sumpin like diss: http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...C/CIMG0258.jpg http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...C/CIMG0259.jpg I think I actually use less shampoo and water when I use mine. __________________ Optimum Results demand Optimum Products* *Great results can be achieved with any high end line. I use and recommend Optimum.