Foam cannon question?

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parttimer

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I currently have a Car-Pro foam cannon but I had a hard time finding a quick connect for my lance. What is the pipe thread size so I can begin my search again. I have been using a second lance but that is time consuming to swap back and forth.
 
I thought it was a 1/4" threaded female. I went to a local hardware store and found the parts needed.

Also, what type of washer are you using?
 
Haven't used my CarPro foam cannon in awhile. The plastic container stripped after just a few uses. Pretty disappointed that it stripped so easily only after a couPle uses.
 
TXFIVEO said:
Haven't used my CarPro foam cannon in awhile. The plastic container stripped after just a few uses. Pretty disappointed that it stripped so easily only after a couPle uses.
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VERY odd, I've never heard of anyone having this issue before. However, why didn't you send it back? As you know, we would have replaced it or refunded your money...No questions asked!
 
You should have contacted Corey. You wont find a better place on earth with better customer service.
I've had problems with products before. I'd go to the retailer and they would usually fix the problem no questions asked. Normally this process works best and its a lot easier than bashing a product. Seems pretty logical.
 
Home Depot has a small collection of connectors. I found a 1/4" Quick Connect kit and used part of it to connect to the Cannon.

HomeDepot-Fitting.jpg


With a little Plumbers tape (supplied with the Cannon) I wrapped the 1/4'' Female inlet part on the 1/4" Quick Disconnect

HomeDepot-Fitting-On-Cannon.jpg
 
Merlin said:
Home Depot has a small collection of connectors. I found a 1/4" Quick Connect kit and used part of it to connect to the Cannon.

HomeDepot-Fitting.jpg


With a little Plumbers tape (supplied with the Cannon) I wrapped the 1/4'' Female inlet part on the 1/4" Quick Disconnect

HomeDepot-Fitting-On-Cannon.jpg
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Merlin, I prefer Lowes. Just sayin...
parttimer said:
Ok I wss hesitant to take the section of pipe off. Guys that's what I'll need to do!
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