SurfaceMaxx - 5 CT Spray Nozzle Set 4500 psi

Cleaning projects tend to be a chore and not a lot of fun. Luckily, there is a solution that not only gets the job done but gets it done more quickly. The 6-in-1 pressure washer change-over nozzle features 6 built-in spray tip patterns to choose from including 0-degree, 15-degree, 25-degree, 40-degree, rinse, and soap. The days of changing spray tips are over! Whether you must wash your house, driveway or patio furniture simply turn the dial to select the desired setting without changing tips. The 6-in-1 change-over nozzle is compatible with gas and electric pressure washers from 1800-3600 PSI. It also easily connects to a standard 1/4-inch quick-connect coupler. Get pro performance, powerful clean with the SurfaceMaxx 6-in-1 pressure washer change-over nozzle.

Here is a tip after a long winter, do not be the dirtiest house on the block. Renew your curb appeal by adding the SurfaceMaxx soap pressure washer spray tip to your pressure washer toolbox. The wide spray pattern provides full coverage that allows your d; ; Brand Name: SurfaceMaxx Style: Soap Product Type: Spray Nozzle Maximum Pressure: 4500 psi Quick Change Connection: Yes Color: Black Product Compatibility: Gas and Electric Pressure Washers Nozzle Material: Brass

Do not get frustrated with unsightly stains on your brick or concrete surfaces. Instead, add the SurfaceMaxx 15-deg pressure washer spray tip to your pressure washer toolbox. The spray pattern provides a concentrated flow of water that blasts away dirt and mildew buildup in hard-to-reach places and eliminates the need for manual cleaning brushes. The 15-deg spray tip is compatible with gas and electric pressure washers from 1600-4500 PSI and is a great replacement for OEM spray tips. It is also very easy to use as it simply connects to a standard 1/4-in. quick-connect coupler. Get pro performance, powerful clean with the SurfaceMaxx 15-deg pressure washer spray tip. Note: when using a pressure washer spray tip, it is best to start cleaning at a distance and then, if necessary, begin to move closer to the surface. Moving too close can damage soft surfaces like vinyl siding, window screens and wood.