Foam Gun? Job?

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cheapshot

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I just started a new job, after getting hurt at my old job and insurance doctors throwing me around I finally got an attorney.



Anyhow, I started working for a pharmaceutical company, and I am going nuts with more responsibilities! I have a great position as management, due to past experience with other jobs. I was making more at my old job, but I was also busting my a$$.



OK the company has 3 toyota prius and a gmc arcardia.



What is the safest and fastest way to wash? its winter now in jersey and they will be washed about every four weeks give or take.



I was thinking about a foam gun, and a good wash/wax 5gallon to use.



What foam gun? use from reg hose?

good wash/wax product?

drying method? California water blade and waffle weave?



Let me know what you think guys! and Thank You in advance, Ed
 
Setec Astronomy said:
That was my question, too.
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C'mon Setec, it was probably some bright idea that your favorite MBA higher-ups thunk up!



Maybe cheapshot is volunteering to do the job or maybe he is in maintenance and has to task an employee with the job. It doesn't sound he is going to do it, rather, he is asking the best way to do it. Maybe I'm wrong.
 
Spilchy said:
C'mon Setec, it was probably some bright idea that your favorite MBA higher-ups thunk up!
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Hey, I just found out the other day that W. is an MBA CEO! His MBA is from Harvard. I think he is doing a little better than his contemporaries in the corporate world, after all, neither Blackwater or Halliburton are Chinese companies.
 
cheapshot- Wonder how well a pressure washer would work for this :think:



For conventional washing, I foamgun (like the one Danase and AG sell) used with a BHB would probably get my vote.



But I too wouldn't worry *too* much about the company cars. Just keeping them clean would be a lot more than most places do.
 
I love using the foam gun. If I were you, and you have been injured I'd just spray wheel cleaner on the wheels and run em through the touchless wash. It's not worth aggrivating an old injury.
 
I am going to get a foam gun like Justin was selling for the pressure washer so if you want to buy mine shoot me a PM.



I have the half gallon and quart containers and its modified to get rid of the worthless triger grip.
 
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