Car Wash Foam Gun, Adjustable Hose Wash Sprayer with Adjustment Ratio Dial Foam Blaster Fit - Foam Cannon Attaches to Any Garden Hose (with Wash Kit)

I haven't used this on a vehicle, at least, not yet. I actually bought it to clean my garage doors, they're bright white and look dirty easily. I've read reviews on similar products and how mediocre they are, but figured for garage doors, it should be fine. I paired it with Chemical Guys Bug and Tar shampoo. It was amazing. It produced a very nice thick foam and cleaned very well when combined with the included wash mitt. My only wish, is that it had a quick disconnect between the spray handle and the unit. Having to unscrew it between soaping and rinsing was a little annoying, but I can purchase a quick disconnect for next time. Also, it goes through a ton of soap! I bought a 16oz bottle of soap and used almost all of it, so keep that in mind. The directions are garbage, I'm assuming they used Google Translate to get the directions in English. All in all, it's well priced, easy to assemble and clean, and worked well beyond my expectations.

I haven't had this product long enough to know if it will stand up to regular use. My car wash schedule is a two bucket method with ONR wash + wax every week. I don't use a hose for this to save water.About once a month, I use a foam cannon with Meguiar's gold class to get back to the clear coat (or ceramic wax layer) and not have the film left behind by ONR wash + wax. Using a foam cannon also allows for more lubrication so I can use more pressure and lift dirt before claying.I don't appreciate paying 2x the price for the same product with Chemical Guy's stuff. This product does an excellent job just with a garden hose providing a nice, thick soap covering with adjustable ratios and an accurate spray. It's easy to use and fill/empty the soap container. So far, I've enjoyed using it and I hope it is durable. I'll update my review to 5 stars if it lasts for longer than a year.

Works well.

I'm pretty sure I've followed all of the directions correctly, as I've reviewed all of the videos people have posted here, but soap will not get drawn up from the plastic tube and out of the foaming wand. I've tried various ways, such as diluting the soap, and various levels of liquid in the soap canister. I've even unscrewed the 4 screws holding the dial in place to ensure those holes are not blocked. If I remove the soap canister entirely and test it, I can feel a very slight suction when placing my finger on the end of the tube. It doesn't feel like enough suction to draw the soap out. I've made sure the tube was securely in place. The only way I can get it to work is to remove the tube, and turn the soap canister upside down while spraying. Which tells me there is no blockage. That also tells me I have enough water pressure as the soap flows as shown in the videos. I've done this for now in order to wash my car. Maybe mine is defective? I don't know how to contact the seller other than posting here, or maybe in the questions. Waiting for a response for next course of action, and updating my rating.

I was hoping for at least a sprayer, but it just sputters and doesn't seem to really spray - it just sputters. Definitely not a power washer. If you want a power washer, I would recommend a wand. I've tried running this with just water and with soapy water, and it makes no difference which tells me it's not a mixture issue. I waited for a long time to review this because I really didn't want to review it, but now I really need a power sprayer for a motorcycle, and this just isn't going to cut it for me. So, if you want something that sprays the soap, I would recommend that you keep looking - and let me know if you find one that really works. Thanks!

Purchased this foam gun to quickly clean off and wash our boat, and love it. It makes sense to have this on hand with soap, and the quick disconnect makes it easier to take on and off. It seems after we go boating no one wants to stick around to help me clean, so I purchased this to make my life easier.... and I’m so glad I did!I noticed that other reviews complained about the pressure, which doesn’t make sense. If your water is coming from a hose, which is what this is designed for, then the low pressure is linked to your source. This is not going to increase the water pressure! Instead, it makes for an easy way to apply a soapy layer. The soapy clings to grease, dirt etc. before your rinse. I think by using this foam gun I actually saved water versus the traditional bucket, sponge, and hose method of cleaning. Not to mention, it’s nice to be able to spray soap on areas that are hard to reach.I truly appreciate how easy it was to set up this soap gun. It doesn’t come with soap, so make sure you have that on hand; a liberal amount of soap in the reservoir goes a long way. I used the dial on the lowest setting and I was satisfied with the amount of soap ended up on the surface of my boat.As the summer progresses and we use this more and more on our boat, I’ll probably give it a try on my Jeep Wrangler. Then I’ll come back with an update.

The media could not be loaded. Honestly, you cant beat this for the priceIts obviously not going to perform like a pressure washer gun does because this goes DIRECTLY onto the hose head. I clean my cat early in the morning and a pressure washer is far too loud for 6am.I've used it 3 times and it's worked greatYes, it's made of plastic, but the price is not high and as long as you dont throw it on the ground, it works fine. The plastics are pretty strong.It foams well. I recommend using a cheap soap because it eats up the soap pretty fast. I fill up the entire bucket and that bucket will last 2-3 washes. I dont throw away the left over soap after, I just leave it there for next time. I havent had a problem. If you want to use expensive soap thats fine.