Yes. Especially since I wash weekly… I don’t need any agitation. Foam and dwell and dry using tec582 misted as a drying aid; drying towels are clean. Just continually looking out for the most cost effective soap. Currently using the Costco turtle wax gallons. It takes 4 ounces in a v1 mjjc cannon to get similar foam to this videos soap.
Aquafoam is my favorite product from Alchemist! The dilution ratios are amazing, nice thick foam, smells good, cleans really well and rinses freely. Great video!
@alchemistcarcare so when you advise with 'squirts', why do you not advise with PIR, but with ml, for cannon/foam-lance? 🤔 i think you should be consistent and equally 'not care' about accuracy for both applications, since setup of a cannon will vary chem+water combo output so much...🤌
@@OraEtLabora0 What’s on the label/website are just suggestions. We’re not coming to your house and taking the soap away if you don’t follow the guidelines exactly. Use how much or little as you want and leave the overthinking to something more important, like which toppings we’re getting on the pizza tonight.
@@OraEtLabora0 Oh, you think this isn’t our formula. That’s cute, but we may have a cure for your grumpiness. Use code “OraEtLabora0” and get yourself a bottle and test it out yourself.
I have found that a wash bucket with soap is largely unnecessary for maintenance washes for lightly soiled vehicles; the foam already on the car is very lubricating. A bucket of water to wet your mitt is enough.
There are some pros and cons for it. The pros are that it generates good foam l, the stainless steel head and the price. The cons for me is that is goes through a lot of product in comparison to say the griot’s. Also it doesn’t have the best spray pattern and on mine the stainless steel head comes loose when trying to open the foam cannon to dump out any excess product. For the price it’s decent.
I used Alechemist Aquafoam last week and the foam was great while the scent was subtle. It rinsed well and I liked it a bunch. Great review Mike!
Thanks Fred. It foams super nice.
I'm a big fan of this soap for maintenance washes. Hopefully gallons are out soon!
Yes. Especially since I wash weekly… I don’t need any agitation. Foam and dwell and dry using tec582 misted as a drying aid; drying towels are clean. Just continually looking out for the most cost effective soap. Currently using the Costco turtle wax gallons. It takes 4 ounces in a v1 mjjc cannon to get similar foam to this videos soap.
It’s really good and the foam it produces is top notch.
Great video Mike! I agree with you on the bearforce cannon. Definitely pros & cons with that one. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. Appreciate you watching.
Aquafoam is my favorite product from Alchemist! The dilution ratios are amazing, nice thick foam, smells good, cleans really well and rinses freely. Great video!
Thank you. It does work very well.
Great video Mike - seeing you using a pressure washer is still wild to me haha 🤣
@@Ecdetails 😂. Appreciate you.
Thanks for the review, Mike! Love it.
To answer your question about which dilution to use, label or website, the answer is: Yes
Appreciate you watching.
@alchemistcarcare so when you advise with 'squirts', why do you not advise with PIR, but with ml, for cannon/foam-lance? 🤔
i think you should be consistent and equally 'not care' about accuracy for both applications, since setup of a cannon will vary chem+water combo output so much...🤌
@@OraEtLabora0 What’s on the label/website are just suggestions. We’re not coming to your house and taking the soap away if you don’t follow the guidelines exactly. Use how much or little as you want and leave the overthinking to something more important, like which toppings we’re getting on the pizza tonight.
@@alchemistcarcare doesn't seem tested well. perhaps more questions towards your blenders... 🤦♂
@@OraEtLabora0 Oh, you think this isn’t our formula. That’s cute, but we may have a cure for your grumpiness. Use code “OraEtLabora0” and get yourself a bottle and test it out yourself.
I have found that a wash bucket with soap is largely unnecessary for maintenance washes for lightly soiled vehicles; the foam already on the car is very lubricating. A bucket of water to wet your mitt is enough.
Nice to learn about it
I have found that I can cut back on the recommend amount for alot of soaps and still get great results. Great demo.
Thanks.
Im starting to move away from the shampoos and go towards products that clean. Touch -LESS approach
Great review Mile !! What pressure washer are you using ? Thank you !!
@@tomchinigo5014 thanks. It is an AR BLUE CLEAN AR1500 that I bought on Black Friday for $50.
Wow what a deal. Thank you Mike.
One thing I notice majority off CZcams reviewers live in clean areas reviewing products over clean cars.
Sorry man. I can’t help it if I keep my personal vehicles clean. I’m not one to let them get too dirty and make more work for myself later on.
Mike, how are you liking that bearforce ? Anything better for the same price ?
There are some pros and cons for it. The pros are that it generates good foam l, the stainless steel head and the price. The cons for me is that is goes through a lot of product in comparison to say the griot’s. Also it doesn’t have the best spray pattern and on mine the stainless steel head comes loose when trying to open the foam cannon to dump out any excess product. For the price it’s decent.
where did you get the wash buckets? the 5 gallon buckets?
I bought those from McKee’s a long time ago.
@@MikeGDetailing awesome thank you!
What coating is that? Jade something? Link?
Jade Aquamarine
www.detailking.com/products/premium-ceramic-coating-marine
🤔2:31 do you really believe this precise measurement is necessary when you don't do PIR on your setup? 😏
Following the manufacturers recommended dilutions. Adjust accordingly to your set up.
@@MikeGDetailing you contradict yourself 15:40 even manufacturer doesn't care so much! 😂
@OraEtLabora0 see the response from Alchemist in the comments area. They answer what dilutions are correct. If you want to do PIR then go right ahead.