Where are you based ?

@@sheffcitys2forgedinsteel255 I'm up North but don't do that much detailing professionally atm :)

@Auto Care HQ not near Sheffield then? Okay sorry thought you did it for a living ( Detailing ) my bad

Unfortunately not I’m afraid! Thanks for watching though 😊

@Auto Care HQ no worries, your welcome , nice channel 👍

Thanks Nigel, really glad you're happy with the purchase!

Thanks Antony I appreciate it! Hope you're well too :)

Thanks for watching Stephen :)

Thanks very much!

Cheers Alex!

Thanks very much Kenny!

Thanks Mark!

Thanks Arthur!

Cheers Chris!

Thanks for watching :) Yep I think if you're doing it professionally you definitely feel the benefits of the SGS35, I also think it looks more professional as well

Thanks for watching Shaun 😊

Cheers Lee, the In2Detailing one is cracking value for money!

Thanks very much Darren! I'm using the SGS35 on the Kranzle atm and it's brill

Thanks Graham!

Thanks Steve :) Totally agree, I really wasn't a fan of the standard Karcher gun at all

Thanks Dave :)

Cheers Rob, the Ava stubby gun looks head and shoulders above the likes of Karcher for accessories

@@AutoCareHQ definitely. The build quality is also much better too .

Thanks for watching David :)

You are welcome Heather. Really like your channel as I learn lots of tips and tricks 😀

Cheers Luke!

Cheers Dave!

Did you end up getting the SGS35? Any preference on it vs the suttner as to which is more ergonomic or easier to keep the trigger pulled? Thanks!

Haha it did really start to ache with the In2Detailing gun 😂 To be honest the only reason I upgraded was because I bought the Kranzle and was getting very carried away with pressure washer equipment lol

Cheers Dave!

Looking forward to your reviews, cheers Steve :)

@@AutoCareHQ no problem Excellent work as always

​@@Geeky_detail_reviews do you prefer the SGS35 or the suttner gun? Is one easier to keep the trigger pulled or more ergonomic? Thanks.

@@aaronolsen8787I love both to be honest. The smoother of the 2 is the Sutner in my opinion Just pips it. But can’t help but use my SG35

Cheers Simon and thanks for the tip!

My quick disconnect is very stiff when changing nozzles. Am I ok to WD40 this ?

Cheers Andrew, I'm sure you'll be really pleased with the SGS35!

@@AutoCareHQ thanks. I just need / want the MJJC foam cannon to go with it up everywhere I have looked it’s not in stock .

Hi , is it hurts your hand? I have the cheapest gun but the vibration is too strong and it hurts my wrist. Is it because of the gun or because of I am not strong enough to hold it

Thanks Stephen!

Thanks for watching :)

Thanks very much Jorge, hope you're well too :)

@@AutoCareHQ 👍

Thanks for still watching I appreciate it!

Cheers John, completely agree with that! That’s a cracking deal as well definitely worth it at that price!

Who was doing the Black Friday sale? I need to look out for that

Thanks Matt!

@@AutoCareHQmy quick disconnect is very stiff and the nozzle doesnt come out easily. Am I ok to WD40 this. ? Thanks. Just bought it today.

Thanks Sam 😊

Thanks for watching Steve :)

Yes my autobrite one has done the same thing, had it around 3 years now

Thanks for watching! That would be so good, I think they can't for safety reasons but I wish it was a thing 😂

The trigger is so light on the mtm it’s just like holding the gun without a trigger, amazing difference from my stock gun

Thanks James :) This vid from Darren might be useful: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gJaUlsSlq8CpmXU.html

@@AutoCareHQ thanks 👍

Thanks Mark :) Can imagine there being some niggly things like that with the cheaper ones if they're used for a really long time

Thanks Richard!

Do you know the difference between the deluxe, standard and pro is it simply the aesthetics and outer materials

@@TommyT_ I have no idea to be honest. It was only an extra few quid and the soft touch grip at the back of the handle made it more appealing. Great gun although notice it’s out of stock at the moment.

@@martyp2138 yeah I have it too but can't remember why I opted for that one specifically

Hi Marty I also have a K4, do you get an adapter with the in2detailing gun to fit karcher? I'm a newbie to detailing equipment. Thanks 😊

@@anthonycross6392 yes. You select the fitment you require

Thanks Daniel!

Haha honestly I think if you've got the budget for it the MTM is a great upgrade, just didn't want anyone to feel like they absolutely had to get the more expensive one to get the job done

Cheers Phil and thanks for the info!

I have a mix of brass and stainless quick connects , all the stainless looks and functions like new, not the same for the brass, they get harder to use with age

@@pantac4493 yeah it’s a fair point, it’s softer so no doubt constant reconnections warp the fitting over time. I was only pointing out that it certainly won’t corrode within the timescales of use. There’s a reason brass still used as the premium type of connection in bathrooms etc. but the point there is they’re rarely touched, as you’ve pointed out.

@@philgornall yeah don’t intend to change out the brass quick connects anytime soon unless it becomes a bigger problem, the output of the gun is where I like having stainless the most because of changing out nozzles and accessories. I would recommend a MTM stubby, I have the sgs28, other models seem to be similar, the light trigger pull makes a huge difference in user experience to me

Thank you! Unfortunately that’s the downside that there’s no adjustability on either of these two guns. I know some people who use a K7 with them both though without any trouble, probs just need to be a bit more careful with how close you hold it to the car

Thank you!

Cheers Dave, I definitely need a garage now 😂

Thanks for watching :) Yep as long as you swap the adapter for the hose you can use it on any pressure washer

Yep I'm using it on a Karcher here. When you purchase one you just need to select the right adapter and it'll fit straight onto the hose

@@AutoCareHQ Thanks a lot !!

@@simontherien3387 No problem, thanks for watching!

Thanks Mike, hope you're well :)

@@AutoCareHQ thank you 😃

I've been using mine for quite a long time and never had any motor issues. The max flow rate of the gun massively exceeds the flow rate of the pressure washer

@@AutoCareHQ thx for the insight...

The gun just acts as a valve, the flow rate and psi changes with nozzle tip orifice size

@@pantac4493 good point ...

Thanks Kim. When it's completely full I can hold it with one hand and it doesn't usually get achy as I can manage until it starts to dispense and gets lighter. It'll definitely be easier than using a longer lance though where you have to use two hands

Thank you! I used this one on my K4, miles better than the stock one: www.in2detailing.co.uk/products/karcher-k-series-c-clip-to-c-clip-reinforced-heavy-duty-rubber-replacement-hose?variant=32368465313871&ghref=3377%3A53788

@@AutoCareHQ thanks!

Hi David, the quick release gun will come with a 1/4" quick release adapter to fit onto the foam cannon but the MJJC is a little different as it has a different adapter which has compatible pressure washer fitting glued into it. It is possible to get a couple of spanners to snap the glue and release the Karcher fitting so you can screw the new 1/4" adapter in but it's not very easy to do it. The easier option is probs just to get a new adapter from from In2Detailing (www.in2detailing.co.uk/products/mjjc-foam-lance-cannon-pro-replacement-adaptor?ghref=3377%3A53788) with the 1/4 adapter already on it. Hope that makes sense!

@@AutoCareHQ Thank you Heather 🙏👍

Hi Raj, here's a link to the wheels. I've got the 17x7" ET40 4x100 ones in Hyper Black :) jr-wheels.com/category/jr28

@@AutoCareHQ Thank you Heather. Much appreciated.