Great point! So I use an electric pressure washer 1900 psi. So with the white nozzle I might as well use a water hose lol. So for me I prefer the green nozzle. If I had a gas pressure washer I would most likely use the white nozzle to avoid any possible damage
@@izaguirremobiledetailing7483 Interesting, I just checked my pressure washer, in psi it's almost the same. I only learnt last week you can have the same angle of water, green/white, but a different aperture size 2.5/3.0/3.5.4.0mm.
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The car looks great!
Curious to know your thoughts on using the 25 degree nozzle (green one) over the more typical 40 degree one (white one)?
Great point! So I use an electric pressure washer 1900 psi. So with the white nozzle I might as well use a water hose lol. So for me I prefer the green nozzle. If I had a gas pressure washer I would most likely use the white nozzle to avoid any possible damage
@@izaguirremobiledetailing7483 Interesting, I just checked my pressure washer, in psi it's almost the same.
I only learnt last week you can have the same angle of water, green/white, but a different aperture size 2.5/3.0/3.5.4.0mm.
Oh okay I see, I did not know that. All I know is the green tip works better for my situation 😅
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fyi either Ridge washer/ MTM Acqualine
i like the fact their rubberized nozzles
lol no i don't see nozzles :D
Oh yes I think I’ve seen those a lot on social media they look cool!