Chemical Guys ACC_326 – TORQ Foam Blaster 6 Foam Wash Gun – The Ultimate Car Wash Foamer that Connects to Any Garden Hose

Per the title I have saved a ton in soap, because before I was a two bucket washer. One for soap, one to rinse and clean the mitt. I have an F150 and a Camry and even with a dirty F150 one canister was all I used. About 3 oz of soap. Before the foam cannon I easily used double that amount using the ol bucket mitt and mitt rinse bucket method. This cannon wastes zero soap and uses half the amount as mentioned before. The detachable nozzle gives you a great spray pattern for rinsing too.The clear canister seems flimsy, so take care not to drop it on concrete. The rest of it seems hardy enough. I would also add that the foam, combined with filling the canister with warm water saves a lot of time in washing. The warm foam quickly lifts dirt so I can be slightly more careless with a mitt and the entire vehicle is clean. No more missed spots which is cool. That’s with using a quality soap, and I only use chemical guys car care liquids. Except for the turtle wax “wax as you dry” stuff. That’s a great product as well.Considering the amount of times I wash my vehicles, if it lasts two years I will be happy. I would absolutely buy another one. I wash them both at least twice a month because of the lousy trees in my yard and the birds in them crapping out stuff onto them.

I just got the ceramic coating applied to my new truck and wanted something that would apply soap evenly and without too much waste. Set up on this is easy, just connect the adjustable spray nozzle to the garden hose, then use the snap fitting to connect that to the bottle and sprayer. Mostly fill the bottle with water and add your soap (note, it works better with soaps designed to foam). Then you can adjust the sprayer to foam the amount you want. You get a tight coverage that allows you to save on soap. Wash with a mitt or sponge then disconnect the bottle/sprayer and use the nozzle to rinse off.Construction is solid with a brass snap fit that connects the nozzle to the sprayer bottle. Sturdy polycarbonate bottle and plastic sprayer are well made. Pretty happy with it so far

This is a great foam gun if you don't have or want to invest in a pressure washer. I attached it to my garden hose and used it with the 'Mr. Pink' soap from the Chemical Guys. I got suds, though not as many as I would have if I had a pressure washer but still sufficient for occasional car washes. The only problem is that the clear tank reservoir comes with a brass quick connect to attach it to the hand grip. The black plastic nut on the hand grip is meant to slide forward under spring pressure to lock the hand grip to the the tank reservoir. However in my case it didn't do that. I didn't see it the first time and fortunately I was holding the tank with my other hand when I squeezed the trigger. If I hadn't been holding the tank, the tank would have been blown off the end of the hand grip onto the ground, possibly damaging it. So make sure that you slightly twist and push the black nut forward all the way to lock the two pieces together. I still made sure to hold on to the tank while I used it just in case the quick connect failed again. See photo.

Another small thing that brings joy to my detailing routine. I don't own a pressure washer and always felt like I was cutting corners not allowing my car to bath in suds before I start scrubbing. Enter this $40 attachment and now my baby's soak in TONS of suds before scrubbing. The quick connect nozzle from soap bottle to sprayer handle is clutch. The handle itself is also better than other garden variety hose attachments. Best part, no leaking around the handle where hose connected.

Not happy with my Chemical Guys Torque foam blaster. Weak pressure with this device. I have a SUV and have to put the sprayer about 5 inches away from my vehicle to spray the foam on. Then when I switch to the water it is very weak, I have to spray alot of water to get all the foam off. I can only do small sections at at time or the foam dries and leaves streaks on my vehicle before I can get it rinsed off. The foam does not raise the dirt from my vehicle. I ended up having to rub the whole car down to remove the dirt. I normally have great water pressure with my hose and spray nozzle so it is not poor pressure on my system. Disappointed in this product.

I recently upgraded my car washing routine with the Chemical Guys TORQ Foam Blaster 6, and it's been a game-changer. This foam gun connects directly to a standard garden hose, eliminating the need for a pressure washer, and delivers a thick, sudsy foam that clings to the vehicle's surface, effectively lifting dirt and grime. ​

Before this I was old school with a bucket and washcloth and going back and forth many times while washing my truck and I’m not gonna lie this cut my time in half if not more. Soaked it with decent suds all the way around and then got to work with a chemical guys wash mitt which worked great as well. I’ve seen videos with pressure washer versions and the suds it produces its way more than this but IMO this is perfect enough without having to spend money on an electric power washer .

This has been great so far. I didnt buy it for just my cars. I also bought it to help clean the any surface with latex paint on the outside of my house. No more pain in the butt pressure washing for me and destroying the paint in the process.The reason for 4 stars is because it does drip water where the sprayer connects to the water like many have reported. Im just going to try putting in another rubber gasket.