Post Ceramic coating wash

[LL75]

Hi,

Is it safe to use a 3400 psi gas power washer on ceramic coating?

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[Donald Stanfield]

Yes just don't use the fine point tip. I usually use the 20° tip and don't stand too close. You're not trying to strip the paint off so if you wash with that in mind you're good.

 

[LL75]

Yes just don't use the fine point tip. I usually use the 20° tip and don't stand too close. You're not trying to strip the paint off so if you wash with that in mind you're good.

Thank you.

 

[connoisseurr]

Don't use anything sharper than the 40-degree nozzle, and keep your distance at least 16 inches.

Personally, I don't recommend that strong of a pressure washer for car detailing. Get a dedicated electric unit that keeps PSI low (around 1000) and GPM high (around 2GPM).

A great recommendation is the Active 2.0 with a 5.0 orifice 40-degree nozzle. 950 PSI @ 2.1GPM

 

[Electrified Outdoors]

The tips are usually color coded. I use the white one which is a 40° tip...on a 2200 PSI electric. Also make sure you keep it at least 12 to 18 in away from the surface.

I recommend a dedicated electric pressure washer for your car. You don't need really high pressure and it will save on gas.

 

[LL75]

man, I was hoping not have to buy another power washer.

 

[tiltedandsaltyaf]

You can increase the orifice/nozzle size of the gun to increase flow and reduce pressure

1k psi 2+ gal/min is the target for car washing

 

[JWreck]

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[Nametaken]

Don't use anything sharper than the 40-degree nozzle, and keep your distance at least 16 inches.

Personally, I don't recommend that strong of a pressure washer for car detailing. Get a dedicated electric unit that keeps PSI low (around 1000) and GPM high (around 2GPM).

A great recommendation is the Active 2.0 with a 5.0 orifice 40-degree nozzle. 950 PSI @ 2.1GPM

THIS! A cheap electric one works great, much quieter and easier than a gas one.

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