Tri-Foam SS PSI
- Thread starter Kirb
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As a general rule, I always keep the air setting 10 psi power than the chemical. If it gets close, the air can stop the liquid delivery pump. Most tri foams I see work well when the liquid is 30 to 40 psi. Play with it, just keep the air pressire lower.
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Kirb
The lower your pressure the less coverage you will have. Most will say that were selling time so the more time customers take the better. I feel were selling a service (a clean car). If the pressure is to low it takes to long to cover the car. The customer will feel that the product is not worth the price, afte rthe first or second try and not use it.
I set them at 75-80 psi dispensed through a Dosatron. Air 5-10 psi less. Coverage is great, customers uses the function in about 2 minutes.
The lower your pressure the less coverage you will have. Most will say that were selling time so the more time customers take the better. I feel were selling a service (a clean car). If the pressure is to low it takes to long to cover the car. The customer will feel that the product is not worth the price, afte rthe first or second try and not use it.
I set them at 75-80 psi dispensed through a Dosatron. Air 5-10 psi less. Coverage is great, customers uses the function in about 2 minutes.
Waxman
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WOW! I just adjusted mine to what was recommended here and it's super! Big, huge improvement over what I had. Thanks!
Fatboy769
Living the American Dream
Waxman, what were your final settings for chemical and air? Are you running both through a needle valve? ThanksWOW! I just adjusted mine to what was recommended here and it's super! Big, huge improvement over what I had. Thanks!
Waxman
Super Moderator
Product is 55; air is 40. Product is through a solenoid valve and air through a regulator only, I think.
