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mobiledetailkid

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Alright I have read a bunch of things about the Foam cannon wash system. But since I use a Pressure washer to wash cars what soap would make the equivalent suds as the cannon makes but in a wash bucket instead. Since I only use the Pressure washer to get the cars wet than to rinse but I hand wash between. I have been trying multiple soaps since I have began washing/detailing cars and have yet to find a soap that holds high suds while washing. Is there such a product that holds up to what it says of High Sudsing? It seems I can mix up soap in a bucket let it sit for a few min and the suds are practically gone.



Thanks
 
DP Extreme Foam, Zaino Z7, CG's CW&G.. all of em foam really well. And since you're doing production work, you might want to consider Chemical Guy's Citrus Wash N Gloss. It's fairly cheap, and it is a *very* effective soap. It's LSP safe when used at the correct dilution, yet can also be a very good LSP stripper when used at the "Paintwork Cleanser" dilution. It also has a rinse agent that does a very good job at helping to prevent water spots.



One way to incorporate the PW more into the wash.. get a foam cannon...



Pressure rinse the vehicle

Apply CG's CW&G with foam cannon

Use sheepskin mitt on car, rinsing it in a bucket of mixed up CW&G with a grit guard in the bottom.

Pressure rinse

Spot free rinse

Dry

Try not to run behind schedule by oggling the shine on that freshly washed car.
 
SuperBee364 said:
DP Extreme Foam, Zaino Z7, CG's CW&G.. all of em foam really well. And since you're doing production work, you might want to consider Chemical Guy's Citrus Wash N Gloss. It's fairly cheap, and it is a *very* effective soap. It's LSP safe when used at the correct dilution, yet can also be a very good LSP stripper when used at the "Paintwork Cleanser" dilution. It also has a rinse agent that does a very good job at helping to prevent water spots.



One way to incorporate the PW more into the wash.. get a foam cannon...



Pressure rinse the vehicle

Apply CG's CW&G with foam cannon

Use sheepskin mitt on car, rinsing it in a bucket of mixed up CW&G with a grit guard in the bottom.

Pressure rinse

Spot free rinse

Dry

Try not to run behind schedule by oggling the shine on that freshly washed car.
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Thanks for all the great info..I will be looking into them probably going with the most reasonably priced since money is tight until I get all my other materials/products payed for.
 
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