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The new Stainless soaker gun

Admin · Head Quarters

Jeff Wible · Approved Exterior Cleaner

Looks heavy. I do like the infinite pattern though. Videos I watched it seems to mist alot? I suppose that is possibly in relation to pressure and volume? I can't figure though why "these" companies don't go past stainless and right to Hastlelloy. Because even stainless give up at some point,...depending on strength of SH it normally sees of course. Because of the way this gun forms the spray pattern,..as soon as the cone or whatever it's called inside gets pitted it or deformed it could make the patterns less concise. Worth the money,..I guess I'll wait on the general consensus. I really like my $10 PVC applicator which is what I use for roof application.

* I can see this more for the guys running booster pumps,..wouldn't really fit in anywhere for me. Still don't like all that misting it seems to create. You would also have to definitely have to have enough volume to make the gun work optimally. Looks like it has a big orifice,..like equal to a 0060? That's just a guess though.

Jeff

BlueRidge · Approved Exterior Cleaner

Admin wrote:

Hey guys, I love to be a YouTube sensation and need to let you know we are getting some really big jobs, plus we do work in a golf course community.
Has he been watching Dougie? If he just finished all that work, he looks like he just left the shop. Sorry, but why does everyone have to show their faces and want to be the big guy in the exterior cleaning world? Show me the work, the tool, the equipment... a new technique. Yea, I'm getting old and so tired of all the experts.

We use boosters so I will give Russ a call and give one a try. We have been using ploy guns for at least 8-9 years. The hard part would be getting use to the trigger.

Jeff Wible · Approved Exterior Cleaner

Looks like it would put out too much volume for my taste? I mean look at how big the "zero" output is,.. That much flow would just run off. Seems like there would be alot of run off from surfaces other than anything flat. Seems like the only way to control flow is by making the cone pattern by slightly depressing the trigger,..but then that sacrifices distance.

* Would be a good rinse trigger though.

Jeff

Admin · Head Quarters

BlueRidge wrote:
Admin wrote:
Hey guys, I love to be a YouTube sensation and need to let you know we are getting some really big jobs, plus we do work in a golf course community.
Has he been watching Dougie? If he just finished all that work, he looks like he just left the shop. Sorry, but why does everyone have to show their faces and want to be the big guy in the exterior cleaning world? Show me the work, the tool, the equipment... a new technique. Yea, I'm getting old and so tired of all the experts.
We use boosters so I will give Russ a call and give one a try. We have been using ploy guns for at least 8-9 years. The hard part would be getting use to the trigger.