Chemical GuysEQP_310 TORQ Professional Foam Cannon Max Foam 8, (Great for Cars, Trucks, SUVs, Motorcycles, RVs & More) 32 oz Bottle

Works perfectly, was able to wash two cars in time I set aside for washing only one.

We use this in a commercial application, this is the first one that has lasted mor than a few months and you can take it apart and clean the orifice when it plugs, others that i have once it plugs and they all will at some point you cannot service them. We have probably ran 40-50 gallons of soap through this in about a year ad half of ownership.

Works as it should. soads control is easy changed with just a touch could be a little stiffer.

The media could not be loaded. So I made a video comparing 5 most used foam guns out there. Video compares :1. Chemical Guys Torq foam blaster (requires no pressure washer)2. Twinkle star foam gun3. Matcc Foam Cannon 24. Chemical Guy professional Torq foam gun (this review)5. MTM HydroIn the video, all foam guns use the same soap. I diluted carpro’s reset 10to1 into a bottle and distributed it evenly across all foam guns.Chemical Guys Foam Blaster: The worse result was this chemical guys foam blaster. Obviously you can see why, there is no pressure washer and is direct from a garden hose. There is absolutely no foam and it’s $60 retail. Value/performance rating is 0/5, I would suggest spending a little extra on the cheapest pressure washer out there and using a cheap foam gun for the money. Rating 1/5Twinkle Star foam cannon: this is the cheapest of all 5 for $15. It’s better then the foam blaster but it stands last 2nd. Foam is very watery and comes off pretty quickly. Only value has it going for it, so if you’re on a tight budget then you could get this (but look at next one for $5 more). Rating 2/5MATCC Foam Cannon 2: this foam cannon surprised me the most and gets my top vote! For $20 you can compare the results of what professional foam cannons can do. Value/performance make it rank 5/5! Only complaint I have is the tip was harder to adjust to wide pattern. (In the video it moved out of wide spray pattern). Rating 5/5Chemical Guys Professional Torq Foam Cannon: this is the $70 foam cannon by chemical guys. The quality of it is probably the nicest of all 5 but having using this right after the MATCC, I don’t see why you should spend $50 more on this foam cannon unless build quality is your top of your concern. Rating 4/5MTM Hydro: this is the professional go to foam gun. Almost every professional detailer I know uses this one and it should perform the best, but it wasn’t. For $90/$160 w/MTMs gun, it’s the most expensive foam cannon of all and possibly of any out there. The quality is 2nd to CGs Torq but in terms ofFoaming it doesn’t have much edge over MATCC or CG Torq. It’s definitely not worth the extra $70 more to foam 10% more. This gun also draws soap a lot faster so that may be why touching get more foam. Dislikes, the tip adjustment is very flimsy, it changes everytime you set it down. Rating 3/5

I have seen a bunch of reviews from the past saying that the bottle cracked. I haven't had any issues with it so far. I also keep the bottle inside the house when not in use. The Spray head is heavy and seems to be built very well. Puts out a lot of foam, depending on how diluted you make the soap mixture will also determine how much suds you get. The heavier the mixture of soap to water the better the foam sticks to the vehicle.

The “EQP_310 TORQ Professional Foam Cannon”, by Chemical Guys. Is a fantastic product. I use Chemical Guys CWS_110 Honeydew Snow Foam in the Foam Cannon. I use the Craftsman 3100psi / 2.5gpm Power-Washer. This is the perfect setup. I get better “Snow Foam” then in the videos you see on their website. The results are AMAZING!The Foam Cannon worked flawlessly out of the box! All I had to do was adjust the “spray-fan” for the width I preferred, and the Cannon worked fantastic. I followed the directions on the back of the Honeydew container, and got MORE “Snow Foam” then you could ever imagine!I read a lot of the reviews saying they can’t duplicate the same results that are shown on the Chemical Guys website. Please believe me when I say it’s not the product, it’s your setup. The Power-Washer is the most important part of the equation. If you don’t have a “good” Power-Washer. BELIEVE ME when I say you will be very disappointed. Because you will not get the “foam” you are looking for.

Bought this after watching the Chemical Guys video on You Tube. Also bought a bottle of Mr. Pink.It seems to be made quite well, and came packaged very well. The only assembly needed was to slide the tube to the nozzle and with the plumbers tape, which was provided, screw the the quick disconnect to the nozzle. It connected right up to my Dewalt pressure washer wand. My Dewalt pressure washer has a 13.0 hp motor and is rated at 3750 PSI, 4.0 GPM. Well within the range stated on the TORQ Foam Cannon brochure.I put approx. two + ounces of Mr Pink into the 32 ounce bottle that I had already filled with warm water. Connected it to the pressure washer wand and started putting suds onto my Jaguar XK. Lots of suds were going on the car but nothing like shown in the video, so I adjusted the nozzel, it was already set on max. suds, the nozzle adjusts the "fan" size. with different adjustments I could never get the suds to build up to any degree. They would start to sag off almost as soon as they were put on. By the time I finished both sides and went back to the first side most of the foam was on the driveway very little on the car.These are my observations:1. It added probably 10 to 12 minutes to the wash job. Getting the pressure washer involved and putting it away. I still used the usual two bucket wash with a mitt.2. I don't see any difference with using this vs a coin operated car wash. Works if you need a quick wash and aren't too particular.3. $85 is a lot of money for this device. It probably will last forever it is well made, but the results weren't worth it to me.4. I wish I would have kept my $85 instead. It looked so impressive on the video. Live and learn.5. Mr. Pink seems to be a good soap but I'll stay with Meguiar's Gold Class.