IK FOAM PRO 2 + MIXER NOZZLE TESTS USING BILT HAMBER AUTO FOAM

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  • Опубликовано: 3 фев 2025

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  • @charlessmith791
    @charlessmith791 Год назад +3

    Thanx for the video. The section at 6.42 - 7.23 about how to change noozles was brilliant & informative for me, because I then realised, that I have been doing it wrong for a year..😂

    • @rev-you1975
      @rev-you1975  Год назад

      Hello. Absolute pleasure. I am guilty of exactly the same thing. I’d had mine for quite some time before I realised it was the pick up tips. Thanks for watching. All the best.

  • @gregplant8761
    @gregplant8761 Год назад +1

    I think I’m going to get one of these for cleaning wheels. Thanks for demonstrating it’s capabilities!

    • @rev-you1975
      @rev-you1975  Год назад

      Hello. Thanks for watching and thanks for taking the time to comment. For the money. They are very good. I’d buy another in a heartbeat. I use the foamer or multi sprayer for every wash.
      I’ve seen some other higher end versions that pan the organiser recommends. So may be worth checking them out too just for your reference.
      My foamer must be well over 1500 pumps now. Still going strong.

    • @rev-you1975
      @rev-you1975  Год назад

      Marolex. They are the ones I saw recently on Pan’s channel. Worth a look. I haven’t checked prices yet. But they look good.

    • @dirkdingle7926
      @dirkdingle7926 Год назад +1

      That’s what I bought mine for wheels only,get some decent wheel shampoo few squirts in warm water pump 30 times away ya gan,I can get decent foam with it too,I also do the archers wheel get all 4 alloys done with one fill,

  • @pigeonpoo1823
    @pigeonpoo1823 Год назад +1

    Good to see the tips in action. I did try the others, but medium is the Goldilocks as it works well enough for most products. And perfect with Just Wheels.
    And I'm glad we see your first experience with a new test. As honest as it gets.
    Cheers!

    • @rev-you1975
      @rev-you1975  Год назад +1

      Always my first try my friend. No dry runs here. It is what it is.

    • @rev-you1975
      @rev-you1975  Год назад +1

      Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment as always. All the best.

  • @tripsingh3642
    @tripsingh3642 18 дней назад +1

    Nice Review, I wanted to ask how many pumps do you have you give the pump to get it going, and and many seconds or minutes does the pressure last

    • @rev-you1975
      @rev-you1975  18 дней назад +1

      @@tripsingh3642 Great question. I’ll test that tomorrow and feedback asap.

    • @tripsingh3642
      @tripsingh3642 18 дней назад

      @@rev-you1975 Thanks I appreciate this 🙏
      Got to be honest I had one and had to return mine as it took 60 pumps to pressurise plus the foam only lasted about under 30 seconds, when done I had to pump another 50 plus alot work

    • @rev-you1975
      @rev-you1975  17 дней назад +1

      @ I’ll let you know. I have a few tips to improve your experience.

    • @tripsingh3642
      @tripsingh3642 17 дней назад

      @rev-you1975 Thanks I appreciate your fast reply, just wrap up warm as the weather's getting colder Have a Nice Evening Blessings 🙏

  • @johnough4893
    @johnough4893 Год назад +1

    That was a useful video as I was a little sceptical about whether pump sprayers could be used for foaming, but you've changed my mind as they seem do the job quite well. I think the thick foam would be ideal for wheels, sills and underbody as it would drag the dirt off better than a wet foam. I've already got a Marolex 2000, which I use for doing a rinseless wash, but now I'll have to get the IK FOAM PRO 2 to add to my arsenal.

    • @rev-you1975
      @rev-you1975  Год назад +1

      Thank you. Really appreciate it. I genuinely wouldn’t be without one now. I initially got one as a little treat having used the bigger ik product a few years ago. As I say. I genuinely wouldn’t be without one now. In that. If it broke. I’d buy another immediately. I have used it loads. Every single weekend in all honesty. Thanks for watching and thanks for taking the time to comment. Oh. And yes. Great for wheels and underneath. I’ll be doing that again this weekend to protect scooby from the uk winter. Plus a dash of lanoguard as per standard practice. There’ll be an update on that process incoming Monday. All the best.

    • @johnough4893
      @johnough4893 Год назад +1

      @@rev-you1975 I'll look out for that as I'm interested in a lanoguard protection for my car. So seeing a video on it will be again be useful.

  • @sixpac50
    @sixpac50 7 месяцев назад +2

    Great vid. Maybe with the dry foam tip you could use slightly use foam and still get a really nice coverage. Have you played around with the % ratio's at all? Did you find 20% the best?

    • @rev-you1975
      @rev-you1975  7 месяцев назад

      Hello. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I’ll need to review the video to refresh my memory. I have indeed done tests in the past dropping the dilution ratio down to ridiculously weak. My findings were that the cleaning power was very very similar. Only real difference was foam thickness and subsequently cling/dwell time. So if the car is filthy and really needs thick foam, then up the ratio. If the car is only moderately dirty/doing a weekly maintenance wash, you can easily drop to a much weaker mixture. Saves money. Product goes further. Does almost the same job. Just thinner foam.

  • @kutluay82
    @kutluay82 8 месяцев назад +1

    Dude, I'm Turkish and I don't know the language. Could you please write me which shampoo you used and how much water and how much shampoo you used. Thank you.

    • @rev-you1975
      @rev-you1975  8 месяцев назад

      Hello. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. From memory (it’s a while since I shot this video), these ratios worked well
      Autofoam
      20% strength - 500ml water 100ml product
      10% strength - 500ml water 50ml product
      5% strength - 500ml water 25ml product
      2% strength - 500ml water 10ml product
      Thanks again.