What do I add to pressure washer?

If it's not shiny to being with it won't get shiny with a simple wash and wax product.

I had my poor 98 290 cut and polished a few years ago to get rid of the ghost strip that was on the side from the PO removing the decal some time ago and the sides still look fantastic. They still clean up very well with a boat wash and wax product. the only area that needs another buffing/polishing is around the HVAC water exit.

 

These all have to be jokes, right?

 

Most pressure washers are not designed to be run on hot water. Not a great idea if you plan to keep the pressure washer for more than a single use.

 

The water from a hot water heater won't bother it at all. I do it all the time now steam is a different story

 

I guess it depends on how hot hot is. Over 150* burns it up pretty quickly.

 

This whole thread is a joke, like the others.

 

I have yet to figure if we are being punked here. Plywood over a bowrider, headlights on a boat, wondering why a wet cell battery is dead when water is almost gone.

 

Well it is pretty amazing that one person can be that far off on things. I guess it's possible, but why would someone go through that much trouble to do that? But then again, why would someone actually think putting Armor All in a pressure washer would make a boat shine ... He is posting pictures however ...

 

Bored, too much free time, twisted sense of humor all come to mind.

 

Sorry to be late in this thread. But I just found a thread in another forum and adding recycled beer in a pressure washer shines a hull up really nice.

I'm going to try it in the Spring. Collecting the liquid as we speak.

 

I’d just grab an aerosol can of clear coat spray paint and go to town. What’s the worst that could happen?

 

I think w!ngle$$ has returned……………

 

Do you have any idea how many members here are extremely appalled at most if not all of the things you post?
Time after time, members here have tried to help and you have displayed nothing less than total disregard for any advise given on any boating subject what so ever.

I'll do you the courtesy of not posting the picture again.

 

Look into a company called Chemical Guys, and Power Washers Direct. Chem Guys sell the soaps and the injectors but Power Washers Direct sells injectors that are geared to whatever machine you may already own. You need to know the power of your pump and the GPM of the pump. Both are important to the type on injector you will need

 

Look into a company called Chemical Guys, and Power Washers Direct. Chem Guys sell the soaps and the injectors but Power Washers Direct sells injectors that are geared to whatever machine you may already own. You need to know the power of your pump and the GPM of the pump. Both are important to the type on injector you will need