Delivered today, the " IK Foam Pro 12 " - The Pump action sprayer that produces foam cannon thick foam without the pressure washer.....

[MValdez]

I love lathering up my truck with shaving creme thick foam with my foam cannon when I wash my Truck. It's "my therapy" in life. What I don't like is the extra 15-20 min it takes me to setup and break-down my pressure washer with the extra hoses and spray gun lance I always end up tripping over. Needless to say I don't foam her up every wash. BUTTT now that I have the IK Foam Pro 12 pump sprayer I can easily connect my air compressor to the 'Quick Fill Schrader Valve Compressed Air Socket" and have a fully pressurized tank ready to blow foam-up my truck like a prom date. Unfortunately Rainy weather didn't allow me to try it out today so we shall see if this baby holds up to the hype tomorrow. I have a garden-hose foam cannon that I use from time-to-time but it doesn't even come close to comparing to a Pressure washer foam cannon. IDK I'm skeptical. I will say the build quality of this thing is pretty bad ***. Built like a tank, Metal handle. Came with 3 different interchangeable spreader tubes, one for spreading dry foam, a middle range tube, and one for a wetter bigger spread. Cost me $125.00

 

[djjr50]

I use the smaller one for my wheels. I have a pressure washer with a foam cannon on it for the main deal.

But I like this idea...use your air compressor to quickly pressurize it. WIsh the smaller one had it.

 

[MValdez]

....Snow foam from a pump sprayer! After the first use I can say I am satisfied and glad I purchased it. A fully pressurized tank only covers one side of my truck. I will say this though if it didn't have the air compressor connect valve on it and I had to hand pump the tank by hand then I'd say Na to it. My guess would be it would take between 50 -70 pumps for the tank to reach max compression.