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MANUFAN

Member Since: 10 Dec 2011
Location: Manchester
Posts: 357

2011 Freelander 2 SD4 HSE Auto Sumatra Black

toeKnee,
I’ve just looked at the Autobrite Foam Lance on Amazon (other sites are freely available) and they are about £47 can the performance justify the cost or should I stick to my trusty bucket. Also do you usually sponge the foam or just power wash off.
John.

29th Jan 2012 3:26 pm

mcphersonstrut

Member Since: 21 Jul 2009
Location: In the land of 2 wheel drive and 60mpg
Posts: 2164

2008 Freelander 2 TD4 HSE Auto Stornoway Grey

Well Toeknee, that's possibly the nicest way you could have put ''McP, the snow foam sample you gave me is S T''

29th Jan 2012 3:30 pm

chicken george

Member Since: 05 Dec 2007
Location: N. Yorks
Posts: 13290

2008 Freelander 2 TD4 XS Manual Santorini Black

toeknee wrote:
Info from from Autorbrite states it contains biodegradable surfactants,.

half life of 25 years, even concrete is ultimately biodegradable. At work

At home

"I can't always believe facts I read on the web" - Charles Dickens

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29th Jan 2012 3:46 pm

MANUFAN

Member Since: 10 Dec 2011
Location: Manchester
Posts: 357

That’s about the same as Chernobyl

29th Jan 2012 4:08 pm

MANUFAN

Member Since: 10 Dec 2011
Location: Manchester
Posts: 357

Just had a thought CG and this is serious not a p s take. Why were sheep affected by Chernobyl and not other livestock? Yes I know it’s a city boy type of question but you only learn by asking

29th Jan 2012 4:15 pm

chicken george

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they eat rough pasture or moorland so have to eat more low quality grass from a larger area of ground, so got exposed to more radiation. And because sheep are stupid animals and ignored the 'do not eat- radioactive' signs At work
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29th Jan 2012 4:18 pm

MANUFAN

Member Since: 10 Dec 2011
Location: Manchester
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See I told you I was a city boy, I didn’t know they had warning signs

29th Jan 2012 4:21 pm

chicken george

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the cows read the signs ok , it was just sheep, welshmen and vanners who got affected At work
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29th Jan 2012 5:52 pm

MANUFAN

Member Since: 10 Dec 2011
Location: Manchester
Posts: 357

Shame about the sheep & cows but................

29th Jan 2012 5:54 pm

toeknee

Member Since: 14 Feb 2009
Location: out and about
Posts: 1509

2007 Freelander 2 TD4 SE Manual Sumatra Black

MANUFAN wrote:
toeKnee,
I’ve just looked at the Autobrite Foam Lance on Amazon (other sites are freely available) and they are about £47 can the performance justify the cost or should I stick to my trusty bucket. Also do you usually sponge the foam or just power wash off.
John.

Well it did save time all in all think it took 45 minutes this morning and the bonus is i didn't have to use a wash mitt /sponge. So reducing the chance of paint swirls and scratches. I'm no professional and we intend to keep the Freelander for several years so i want it looking its best so i would say yes its worth it.

Have a good look around as some of the suppliers have deals on or try the bay for a secondhand one

29th Jan 2012 6:23 pm

MANUFAN

Member Since: 10 Dec 2011
Location: Manchester
Posts: 357

Cheers

29th Jan 2012 6:25 pm

Annie

Member Since: 20 Oct 2011
Location: Lincolnshire
Posts: 375

2009 Freelander 2 TD4_e XS Manual Galway Green

MANUFAN wrote:
toeKnee,
I’ve just looked at the Autobrite Foam Lance on Amazon (other sites are freely available) and they are about £47 can the performance justify the cost or should I stick to my trusty bucket. Also do you usually sponge the foam or just power wash off.
John.

Manufan, if you go on the DW site and find 'Autobrite' and look down their threads, they have an offer on for their lances - £39.99 and when i bought mine, it included snow foam

You just need to tell them which type of powerwasher you have (karcher etc) 59 TD4e XS in galway green

30th Jan 2012 7:07 am

MANUFAN

Member Since: 10 Dec 2011
Location: Manchester
Posts: 357

Hi Annie,

Is it any good? Am I right in thinking that you still have to wash the car after the application. If this is correct then you are washing the car twice. I would willingly pay the amount if it is any good.
Many thanks,
John.

30th Jan 2012 7:12 pm

toeknee

Member Since: 14 Feb 2009
Location: out and about
Posts: 1509

MANUFAN wrote:
Hi Annie,

Is it any good? Am I right in thinking that you still have to wash the car after the application. If this is correct then you are washing the car twice. I would willingly pay the amount if it is any good.
Many thanks,
John.

Have a look at this, might help you decide

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=249871

30th Jan 2012 7:20 pm

MANUFAN

Member Since: 10 Dec 2011
Location: Manchester
Posts: 357

Sorry Toeknee, it doesn’t really answer my question

30th Jan 2012 7:27 pm

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