Foam Lance group buy!

[detailni]

Ok guys,

I have been speaking with Autobrite and want to see who would be interested in a group buy for foam lances….



Here are a few options that they can have..

opt 1 Foam lance £41.50 delivered
opt 2 Foam lance + 5 litres (to be confirmed - around £50)
opt 3 Foam lance + 2 x 5 litres (to be confirmed - around £55)

all the connectors ARE in stock such as
Lavor
Karcher
Karcher HDS (industrial Karcher with a screw coupling)
Karcher bayonet
Kew
Alto
M22 male short thread
M22 Male long thread (Kranzle)
Bosch/Hobby connector

Please put your name and userid if you are interested in this group buy.


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Edited by detailni on Tuesday 13th January 15:20

Edited by detailni on Tuesday 13th January 15:20

[detailni]

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Ryan

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[Big Al.]

You do have the ability to edit your original post.

[detailni]

Just been doing the van there so took a few pics to give you an idea.

[V8A*ndy]

Aye I would be up for this. Option 3 for me. Seems reasonable value, especially for the foam.

[buzzsaw]

detailni said:

Ok guys,

I have been speaking with Autobrite and want to see who would be interested in a group buy for foam lances….



Here are a few options that they can have..

opt 1 Foam lance £41.50 delivered
opt 2 Foam lance + 5 litres (to be confirmed - around £50)
opt 3 Foam lance + 2 x 5 litres (to be confirmed - around £55)

all the connectors ARE in stock such as
Lavor
Karcher
Karcher HDS (industrial Karcher with a screw coupling)
Karcher bayonet
Kew
Alto
M22 male short thread
M22 Male long thread (Kranzle)
Bosch/Hobby connector

Please put your name and userid if you are interested in this group buy.


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Edited by detailni on Tuesday 13th January 15:20

Edited by detailni on Tuesday 13th January 15:20

I haven't much experience with these. Would you still need to sponge/shammy car afterwards or do you get just as good a result just by powerwashing with the foam?

[PJ S]

buzzsaw said:

I haven't much experience with these. Would you still need to sponge/shammy car afterwards or do you get just as good a result just by powerwashing with the foam?

Depends on the level of dirt on the car, the flow rate of your pressure washer, and how well the wax/sealant (if there is some still on the paintwork) giving up grime.
All told, you'll likely end up with a traffic film, which has less particles to create new swirls with your wash mitt and microfibre drying towel.
Sponges and chammys are old skool, and pretty much taboo in detailing circles.

[DRH]

Hi Ryan

Any more progress on the foam lances group buy? I would be interested in one.

Cheers
Davey.

[V8A*ndy]

Me to .

[PJ S]

I know Ryan is having computer issues, so the best option is to give him a quick bell, letting him know which machine you've got.
His number's on the website - detailni.com