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Has anyone tried to hook up their foam cannon to their hose to use as a foam gun? I'm curious because if you didn't feel like dragging out your PW if you could buy a $5 fitting at your hardware store to hook the cannon onto your garden hose sprayer. Could this even work?

I have tar spots on my plastic cladding/trim (Nissan Xterra), as well as on my paint. Some of these tar specks, or whatever they are, don't seem to want to budge with soap or even straight IPA. I am deciding what to buy next to attack this stuff but wanted to know if Tarminator, 3M Adhesive...

I have a question about 4 products here. 3 are from good old Wally World. The 3 products from Walmart that I am curious to see if anyone has some feedback are: Microtex(?) Microfiber Dip & Wash telescoping wand Microtex(?) Flow Thru Brush Sonic Scrubber (Do people still like it? The...

What do you all use on your ski/snowboard goggles to both remove minor scratches, and also to protect? I am thinking of using PlastX with my finger tip in a clean microfiber. Any reason to not try this approach? Would using something like Collinite 845 or Klasse SG on the goggles help...

I was at Bed, Bath, and Beyond today and found something interesting in their kitchen area. It is a 16" X 18" Waffle Weave Microfiber towel with what feels like foam inside. It also has nice edges on it. It is listed as a "dish drying mat", but looks like would be great for drying your car as...

Is baking soda safe at all to use on an OEM aluminum alloy wheel? On my Nissan Xterra I have 1 stock aluminum wheel that has some clearcoat damage on it from back before I knew anything about detailing. It is now my test wheel. :doh I have some black spots on the front of the wheel in the...

I know a lot of you keep a "detailer's survival kit" in your cars for bird bombs and other everyday quick messes. I want to do the same, but have a few questions first... With the heat and/or cold don't you comprimise the integrity of the product? It's gets pretty cold and hot in my car...

I am curious if anyone does a complete ONR wash without drying each area right after? I have not tried it yet, but it seems like it might be as fast or faster to use your sponge or whatever you choose in larger sections and let it dry naturally. Then come back with some QD to hit some areas...

I found a foamer attachment at Home Depot FOAMER and was wondering if anyone has tried this thing? Seems quite a bit cheaper than others I have seen, but also looks completely different as well. Thanks. :think: