armoredsaint
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This stuff is great! I picked it up today when I was getting stuff for my 330i, it was only $6 for 34 ounces! And it smells nice too, like peaches. Does Sonax make the BMW detailing stuff? :2thumbs:
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BMW Car Wash Shampoo
- Thread starter armoredsaint
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armoredsaintt said:Does Sonax make the BMW detailing stuff?
Yes, I believe this is probably true.
Setec Astronomy
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Kind of begs the question of what ever happened to the guy in this thread who kept saying "I'll be selling Sonax Gloss shampoo in the US any day now!"
Envious Eric
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what makes that so much better than the megs nxt soap, the detail line soap called super soap, or the gold class soap....becasue 32oz for 6 bucks seems like a rip unless it has a different formula
armoredsaint
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toyotaguy said:what makes that so much better than the megs nxt soap, the detail line soap called super soap, or the gold class soap....becasue 32oz for 6 bucks seems like a rip unless it has a different formula
it's really boutique/speciality soap versus OTC buy it everywhere stuff. It is still cheaper than P21S soap too!
Accumulator
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Back in the day the rumor was that BMW shampoo was P21S, but I suppose such stuff can change.
IMO if you're not buying gallons you're probably over-paying for shampoo. Even Griot's is reasonable compared to stuff that comes in little bottles. But 32 oz. for $6 isn't too bad if it's good shampoo. No point in ecomomizing to the point that you incur marring (due to lack of lubricity) or strip your LSP (by using something that only cleans when used in a strong concentration).
IMO if you're not buying gallons you're probably over-paying for shampoo. Even Griot's is reasonable compared to stuff that comes in little bottles. But 32 oz. for $6 isn't too bad if it's good shampoo. No point in ecomomizing to the point that you incur marring (due to lack of lubricity) or strip your LSP (by using something that only cleans when used in a strong concentration).
ScoobyDrew06
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I was always told that BMW wash was sonax. and for those of you looking for sonax in the US...I recently purchased 3 bottles of sonax for 24 dollars including shipping, from an ebay store.