🧼 TriNova Foam Cannon for Pressure Washer: Ultimate Heavy Duty Foam Gun for Detailing Review

This foam gun is every bit as good as some of the Pro models and beats the Chemical Guys version at a fraction of the cost! My only complaints are superficial but have resulted in one star being deducted from the 5 star overall performance: - Lack of detail in attaching the company label - The linear measurements on the back of the bottle do not tell a quantity, they are only fair lines and it is up to the buyer to determine what corresponds to each string of characters and then subsequently…

My foam gun just arrived yesterday and all I did was add about 3-4 ounces of liquid soap and slowly add the rest with water and low and lo and lo and behold I had a nice thick layer of soap all over my car for a few minutes which gives you the option if needed to take a sponge or rag and whack harder spots before the soap dissolves , and then rinse thoroughly from top to bottom . Note. Make sure you connect the flexible rubber straw that goes into the canister to ensure the liquid soap is…

I've bought several $15-25 foam guns that I've been quite happy with so far, but none of them produce as thick a foam as Trinova with the same soap ratio . The real benefit for me, however, is the large spout, as it's easy to pour soap from my 1-gallon jug without making a mess. I also appreciate how the bottle stands on its own without constantly wanting to tip over. The only complaint I have is that the overall processing is mediocre. There are obvious tool marks on the plastic and the bottle

I had a cheap foam gun before and while it worked it didn't produce the thick foam I wanted. I didn't want to spend $70 on a name brand device so I made a compromise and bought this one. I'm not disappointed. I use this with my Greenworks 1200PSI 1.2GPM pressure washer, a fairly cheap and basic model. This is actually below the minimum specs that this product claims to require. However, the foam is very thick. If you have a petrol or even a more powerful electric you will get even better…

Recently bought a new car and was REALLY into detail. First came 2 wash buckets, assorted microfiber gloves and towels, parts sprays etc. After watching many youtube videos and detail pages I noticed that most people who are serious about keeping their car looking its best can do better should take a bubble bath before washing. I first tried the Chemical Guys Foam Blaster, which uses your garden hose to create foam. It did a good job, but it couldn't produce the thick shaving foam that you only