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Hi I would you to do a full detail in stages using products you think are the best....Thumbs up if anyone else agrees!!
I got 5 litres of magi foam when I bought my lance. It will never get used up now as I’ve discovered BH Auto Foam is much better at actually cleaning the dirt off. The Magifoam was good at making neighbours ask what the hell you doing though, as it looks like you covered the car (and road / driveway) in shaving foam!
Same situation for me!
Me three
same for me...got it with the lance and never bought it again. All show and no substance for me, BH all the way
I'm the same. I ended up putting in a little citrus in with it and it seemed to help reduce the foaming and improve the cleaning. Need to do some more testing though. Certainly easier to clean up after! 😂
Bilt Hamber (which I can see is in your sample) is my 'go to' SnowFoam as it seems to be the only one that actually does what it's supposed to.
I use KKD blizzard extreme, I like the added cleaning power while still LSP safe, for me it gets my car almost completely clean, leaving minimal work for the contact wash to do. Thanks for the channel, I've learned loads from your videos!
Bilt Hamber due to the fact that it simply cleans so damn well compared to most others. I am looking to achieve a rather thinner foam layer due to the fact that the layer stays closed and doesn’t break up like thicker foams where big portions just slide down and leave “dry” areas behind.
Wax planet eight below is my current go too, great cleaning ability almost on par with auto foam, good dilution, works out about 60p per mixed up litre and is a thicker foam than auto foam so better dwell time. My go too pre wash for this winter
Use Bilt Hamber Auto Foam, cleans well and rinses off easily also very cheap
Yeah! Best product and not the thickest foam but thick foam often is only for marketing purposes. Bilt Hamber Surfex HD (APC) is a unbelievable cleaner and can be used with foamer, if you are prepared to use something that is not so safe for your wax/sealant.
Yeah, Surfex HD is safe for wheels/paint. It tears a bit on your wax/sealant but cleans very well!
@@dimmacommunication pH neutral formula does not remove existing polish and wax layers.
Thanks to you I have a bottle of this coming to me from across the pond, can't wait to try it out! I know you have more soap than all of us but this makes about my 8th different soap, LOL!I'll be using this as a pre-wash in my IK Foam 9 as we live in an apartment and I don't have a powerwasher but I can tell you this, the IK Foam 9 kicks ass for what it is!
Have to say I use the Valetpro ph neutral snow foam as my go to pre-wash product. It just does the job, no fuss, foams nice washes off well and lifts the loose muck before moving onto the megs gold class shampoo. I personally think snow foams can be a bit of a gimmick as I have tried others and found them to be a lot of eye candy foam making them look great but come to the real reason why you apply them they fall down. As long as it lifts dirt the smell and amount of foam is a minor, I’d rather have something without the foam wow factor which does the cleaning bit over a foam heavy product any day.
My top 3 are...
1) Valetpro advanced pH neutral
2) Angelwax cleanliness
3) Bilthamber auto foam
These all deliver good results imo
Bilt hamber Autofoam for me too, as other people have said, its dirt cheap, its has probably the best cleaning ability on the market, and the best dilution ratio (as far as I'm aware) I'm not really keen on boat loads of foam, its too messy for me although i can see why other people do it and why people who don't really know much about the detailing stuff, see it as an excellent, fun thing and when it is used, they think "they're doing a proper job"
for me, I use a 8litre hozelock pump sprayer with 4-5 % of BH in there, the lance is much more practical to get into tighter places (arch liners, engine bays, jambs etc...)
Per THIS video I bought a bottle of this and just got it today. My IK Foam 9 has another product in it right now so I used my recently acquired IK 1.5L foamer to try it out.
I added .5 oz and added 35 oz of water and got after it. I'm pleased to report that this product worked EXACTLY like it did here, blew me away with how thick the foam was, keep in mind this was in a 1.5L hand pump, I can only imagine how it's going to work in my 1.3 gallon IK Foam 9, more pressure means even thicker soap, amazing product and I'm very appreciative of the great review, THANK YOU🇺🇸
A great snow foam is the koch chemie active foam. I've used quite a few different ones and from my testing it had the best cleaning ability, and also a really clingy foam. It's alkaline though, and not the cheapest on the market but in my world it performed the best so well worth it for me.
Given you are testing Snow Foams criteria I would suggest are: cost per use, ease of application, coverage and ease to rinse away.
In addition I would love to know your take (maybe you could use these as comparisons) on two other applications:
1) Plain water - what's the difference in just rinsing the panel with plain water.
2) Optimum No Rinse (at wash solution 256:1) - sprayed over the panel in a pump sprayer.
I know there is a proprietary video on CZcams about doing this but I'd like an expert, independent opinion on this.
Finally, your videos are excellent, thorough and informative. Thank you.
Hi Jon, after using quite a few, I’ve settled on their own branded snow foam from The Ultimate Finish... I have to say it very good value, and most of all it works brilliantly. What I personally like is the fact that it isn’t too thick which allows the products to dwell long enough to work but allows it to run down the panel moving any bonded material. I give it a thumbs up and more importantly it doesn’t strip my car of waxes and protection that I’ve applied. 10/10. £14.95 for 5 Litres !!!
I started off with Auto Finesse Avalanche. I found it didn’t really remove much. I still have some left, but I’m currently using Autobrite Direct’s Magifoam. Yes, it is shaving foam thick and has a really long dwell time given the right conditions. I have also found it capable of removing more dirt and grime compared to Avalanche. Only downside is it fades trim. Not a problem though when you’ve got chemicals that revive the trim.
Use BH Auto foam during the winter months . I find it the best for shifting dirt but it doesn't dwell as long as other snow foams . I switch to cleanyourcar own brand snow foam in the summer which stays on the car longer.
I've been using the power maxed one as 5 litres of it is really cheap from euro car parts and cleans very well
With a Karcher K4 and Autobrite HD lance:
I was previously using Magifoam, which was very thick but seemed like it didn't really have much cleaning action.
Recently picked up BH Auto Foam, and the cleaning power blew me away. Did try it at the 4% PIR but tried it again at about half the dilution (250ml in a 1L lance) and it still cleans a lot better than Magi foam.
Built Hamber auto foam, does a great job with a warm water application
At the moment I use valet pro ph neutral snow foam which I find works ok on gtechniq coated cars. I also just purchased BH autofoam as I think it’s ph neutral, I’m worried about them degrading my coatings/waxes and I hear it works well. I used to use magifoam but I find it is way too potent and it stopped my coatings lasting their expected times when using at the recommended dilution. Also I dislike how it stays on the drive for ages and does not wash away. I’m stuck with about 3 litres of it lol. Now I only use it for unprotected cars and for stripping washes.
Also would just like to say thank you for doing your videos. Your videos are the ones I looked forward to the most. ♥️
I think its potentially/probably masking the coating more than eroding it jonny. the PH level really isnt going to tell you if like a pre wash is more deterimental to a coating or a wax or something, thatd what I was told anyway and it kind of makes sense... its more about the specific chemicals used in the product and the concentration and dwell times. Some prewashes have alcohol solvents in them.. some limonene.. some sodium based alkalines, various forms of detergents and surfactants and alcohol eythoxolates..
Bilt-Hamber for me. It seems effective and it doesn’t leave foam all over the drive for the rest of the day. I’m interested to see what iFoam is like as I’m a bit of a dodo fan.
£27 for 5 liters don't sound to bad Jon.i might buy 500 ml just to give it a try.i use bilt hamber snow foam or angelwax cleanileness and fast foam.bilt hamber seems to rinse off the car a bit better than angelwax.
Personally I’m looking to snow foam and remove 90% of the dirt. I’m not fussed for which one is the thickest or most aesthetically pleasing, just need to do the job. That’s why I’ve got 5L of BH autofoam. BH offers unbeatable value for money too.
I use Pro-Kleen snow foam, you can buy 10L plus a lance for under £40, most of them have dye so you can show the colours off either on your own car, or if you are a detailing business your customer can admire the strawberry milkshake feature haha. All of their snow foam products are PH neutral and they are very thick, ive left a heavy 300/1000ml dilution of the stuff on my car for well over 10 minutes in fairly warm weather and nothing happens to the paint in terms of the dye sticking to the paint, or leaving patches etc. Really recommend this product 🙂
Using GYEON Q2M Snow Foam at the moment. Buying the smaller amounts for the time being to try as many as I can to find one that works best for me. Costlier way of doing it but lets face it, foaming is wicked fun.
I bought this and LOVE IT! I use it in an IK Foam 9 hand pump foamer and its amazing! I also love Griot's Garage Foaming Surface wash as well, increible😎
I use the AutoBrite per your advice and the GG because of their stellar reputation, period and once again it doesn't disappoint, infact, it exceeded my expectations! Follow up with GG Poly Gloss for an even further euphoric experience!
I use valet pro PH neutral as my regular wash foam. I use valet pro advanced neutral on dirtier car. And valet pro combo 2 on cars that are being prepared. I find the foam gets else thick the stronger the clean ability.
Gtechniq Citrus Foam seems very good at resetting the hydrophobic properties of a ceramic coating if you see it’s starting to fade, I guess it’s doing a good degreasing deep clean back to the coating. For a normal wash my go to is Gyeon Foam, simple and good results every time.
Autoglym polar blast - because of the mix of cleaning power and dwell time, it seems to be a very good all rounder. A little goes along way too.
Auto foam for cleaning as a pre wash. Autoglanz Spritzer during the summer as BH auto foam is prone to drying out in the warmer weather. I also have an assortment of less potent foams like KKD and Obsession Waz Blizzard which I use over the top of auto foam to prevent it drying out. Essentially doing it this way to use it up as cleaning power just isn't up to par on many of the other foams I have found.
Love both bilt hamber foam and angel wax cleanliness. Cleanliness hangs around longer but what that both have in common is they don’t leave a mess around the area on laying it down and washing it off.
For a thick snow foam (sunny days) I use Autosmart Auto Mousse, thicker and cheaper than ABD magi with better pre wash capabilities. But normally I just use Bilt Hamber. Beemer is looking stunning Jon 👌.
I usually switch between AS ultra moose and BH but picked up some magifoam custard on sale and wasnt disappointed
i think the way to get best foam from your snow foam canon comes from the power washer ur using,the water it delivers,the consentration of the soap your using and the type of foam canon your using
I'm another using BH Autofoam. Not a huge amount of foam but it achieves a decent pre-wash and I don't have to rinse a load of stubborn foam into the drain/street! BTW, I assume MagiFoam is a play on the words Magic and Foam so should be a 'soft' g. Slight tangent but have you ever tried Chemical Guys Clean Slate? It's a shampoo designed to strip all old waxes and sealants. I've tried it and it seems decent but it would be interesting to see you test it properly.
RetsetVX agree would be great to see an independent review of chemical guys clean slate
I purchased CG Clean Slate yesterday to clean up polish residue from a car I’m working on at the moment. Looking forward to see what it does.
Really looking forward to this comparison! Currently I'm using the ValetPro Snow Foam, but I'm always keen on what is going on at the market! Thanks!
Using Bilt Hamber on your recommendation John. Not huge on the foam front but does an excellent job.
Gone right off autobrite myself, found the foam doesn’t actually work half as much as other foams, certainly looks the part mind!!
I switched from angelwax fast foam to auto finesse avalanche, it feels like a traffic film remover lite rather than just a snow foam. For heavy soiling I’ll use the auto finesse citrus as a pre wash before the avalanche - it just gets expensive as it goes in the lance undiluted. I recently bought the new griots boss foam, seems to pre clean about as good as a decent shampoo in the lance, but it sure smells nice, like pina colada
Hi jon. For a really dirty cars bilt hamber is great. I’ve found it’s great at lifting road salts and tree sap off but didn’t hang around as much as much as I’d hoped. My personal favourite is Koch chemie gentle snow foam. I am a bit of a Koch fan boy but it just works it’s not as harsh at cleaning as the bilt hamber but clings really well and I think 20ml product to 980ml wat is all that is required
Ive used the Magifoam and was very impressed, Ive also used the ValetPro Advanced Neutral.
If you need another contender, try EZ Car Care - Artic Meltdown.
Settle an argument.....Snowfoam from the sills up or the roof down? I always go from the roof down as you have done in this video. But there are others elsewhere who state it should be done from the sill up in the name of 'efficient' use of the product. Then they go on to say to rinse from the bottom up, which I find ludicrous to be honest. if you're washing a car especially in the winter, and the sides of it from the swage line down are covered in muck and shite, surely blasting the aforementioned muck/grit and shite up the side of it is a bad idea....call me crazy. I was taught to start with the roof and work your way down so as to remove all the grit in a downward fashion so as not to risk marring/swirling the paint with muck/grit or shite lodged up top from rinsing from the bottom up??? Confused dot com.
Love how thick magifoam is , super long dwell times
A supa Sunday, Lewis won earlier this morning, Arsenal thrashed Fulham and you upload Jon - good times. I use autofinesse Avalanche with its added citrus power infused properties aiding the decontamination process of my routine washing. Looking forward to your snowfoam review.
I tried that demon foam but didn't like it much. I got mental health problems so don't feel up to it very often but I'll try this one out that this informative video demonstrates. Is there a specific snow foam lance I should be using. Thanks
Hi John just watched your snow foam video I have always been an autoglym person I have found their products easy to use and good ish value for money,I have just bought a draper 6” da polisher and I’m dipping my blind toe into this end of car detailing bought a load of those cheap Chinese pads after watching your video which I found helpful I’ll be getting a test bonnet to work on before I go near my beloved Range Rover I have subscribed to your channel now as well which I find really interesting many thanks ian.
thx Ian
Forensic Detailing Channel your welcome John.best wishes
Id quite like to see if it makes any difference actually rinsing it off or doing the Matt at Obsessed Garage method and just leaving it on and starting the contact wash makes any difference?
I use auto finesse and bilt hamber. Just used bilt after a while on the auto finesse and used OG method and I swear its the shiniest my car has been since sealing it in April.
Bilt Hamber Auto Foam and Surfex HD
I have Gtechniq W5, it's not at all thick but does a good job. Much better than Ultimate Finish that I had before.
Tempted to try Monstershire due to the Cola smell and price.
Would be interesting to see how much difference lances and pressure make to the foam/performance.
pressure and nozzle like hole size I think makes a big difference... I cant really get good foam going I have woefull mains water pressure :(
Can you do a sealant review? I would love to se Britemax Extreme Elements 2.0 against Menzerna Power Lock
I have been trying a stupid amount of snowfoams, to eventually stick to one or two.
Cleaning power is what i want from a snowfoam, which surely should be everyone's no.1 when looking for a good snowfoam.
So wether their runny or thick, i have no preference aslong as it cleans well.
My favourites at the moment are angelwax fastfoam, bilt hamber autofoam and waxplanet eight below, going to be trying ag spritzer soon, as i have heard good things.
If i was to choose one, it would be waxplanet, it's pretty much perfect for me snowfoam wise, cleans extremely well, dwell time is good, good dilution ratio, and just the right consistency, more on the thicker side i would say, it's a great all rounder and has every aspect covered very well.
I know this is two years old but I'm in love with the Maguires ultimate snow foam. But watching this as I'm interested in seeing how this works as iv got a bottle coming tomorrow..... The worst snow foam iv had is alien magic gamma altho it does the job the bottle is messy after use it just gets everywhere and rinsing of the car is a pain in the bum.
Bilt-Hamber. Good cleaning, nice lubricity and doesn't streak unless you're careless. Cheap as chips too
BH Autofoam, I wouldn’t use anything else! The best IMO 👊🏼 amazing value, amazing results.
Best foam cannon??
Ditto for Bilt Hamber but about to try the Angelwax offering.
Hi Jon, I use AM Details, AM Foam. PH Neutral, long linger and does remove a load of crud before hand washing. Great product.
Love Anglewax snow foam its very thick but also seems to do quite a good clean for a snow foam and rinses really well....
Got Autobrite Magifoam and it can go on thick but for me it doesn't have as much as an effect as AM Foam has from AMDetails. Rather have a product that works better the just looks good, the AM Foam is nearly as thick as Magifoam if you got it on the rite dilution and clings onto the dirt a lot lot longer.
Hi. Can I just ask what pressure washer you are using here?
I’m told if pressure washer is basic it won’t foam up right well.
Btw I’m totally addicted to your videos bud. Great job and keep it up! :)
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After so much research, trials and tests this is my opinion
Most thickest snow foam - Autobrite Magifoam HOWEVER performance of cleaning is terrible I ended up selling one of my 5L bottles and kept the other - I will explain below
My favourite snow foam and combination below
Bilt hamber autofoam BUT please note it’s not thick at all but the cleaning performance is superb!
If I am doing a weekly or fortnight clean I would use bilt hamber alone
However if the car is slightly more filthy I would add 50-75ml of my autobrite magifoam to my bilt hamber mix so it’s thicker and clings to the car for longer
Now if the car is very filthy I would do the above mix PLUS a dash of Koch chemie green star to the mix
Agree that Magifoam has almost zero cleaning ability, a very poor pre-wash/foam, but I'm intrigued about adding a dash to Auto Foam.
Clive Arnold your should try it , it’s a shame autofoam is very good but if your car is protecting with wax or sealant the stuff doesn’t want to stay on so most of your snowfoam is wasted unless you can make it hang on for longer for the autofoam to work, that’s where I thought of magifoam as my clinger 😏
I'm using Bilt Hamber Auto Foam. Why? Because you told me to in your Bilt Hamber product review video ;-). Looking forward to the snow foam shoot-out.
I'm just about to use this magifoam. Did you use the dilution it states on the bottle. Will be ordering BH snow foam after watching your vids.
Thankyou
its mega thick foam is cleans well. but yes Im a BH fan as well. Check out the new BH touch-less.
I've been using AutoGlym 'Polar Blast' mixed at 100ml of product to 500ml of water. Which I'm getting two cars + from with my foam lance.
I must say I really like it! It produces long lasting and very thick foam which seems to clean reasonably well, aswell as clinging to even very hydrophobic waxes.
It's also priced okay with the trade discount applied. Washes off with no fuss at all too.
I really like it too. has great cling
I use magifoam but dial it down so it's not as thick and seems to work wonders for me. Used a few others but always came back to magifoam
After trying quite a few I have settled on Angelwax cleanliness, although not strictly a snow foam it does foam up very well through a lance. Great cleaning power as it is citrus based and is lap safe.
I have got Wax Planet 8 below to use and have heard good things about it.
I was using Bilt Hamber but I’ve totally gone off snow foam now, just use a pressure washer and its saving me time and money. I only use snow foam now on my dirt bike but up the concentration big time and completely cover it.
Have you tried Wowo’s snow foam? I’m using that at the moment but I usually use bilt hamber but I have been impressed by Wowo’s offering.
Auto Finesse - Avalanche. I think thickness is important but its ability to stick to the paint rather than run straight off is what I’m after. You want to let it soak in a bit but it’s no good if it’s all on the floor in 10 seconds
I’m using Gyeon foam at the moment as it was on sale when I bought it and wanted to give it a go. It does, what it is supposed to do, delivers a nice layer of foam. Before that; my go to foam was the AF Avalanche, which worked good as wel. Maybe even better than the Gyeon!?
Your channel is rapidly becoming my favourite 👍
thanks daniel appreciate it
I rather a snow foam product that's brilliant at stripping dirt as a pre wash then lots of foam
Summer only on a well prepped vehicle. Good vid Jon.
Thanks for the info as usual. Personally I use valet pro ph neutral unscented most of the times for customers, but my personal go to for my old girl is the adbl cherry ice cream. It doesn't shift off built up traffic film but drives through the dirt. That's the best I can get in Poland without ordering online and waiting for deliveries. Have you ever used adbl products by any chance?
Thanks for reading.
My favourite is Valet Pro Advanced Neutral, as per your awards mentions two years in a row. It removes the most dirt, traffic film, road grime and all bugs, more than anything I’ve ever tried by miles.
I’ve tried CarChem, Autoglym and Valet Pro Snow Foam (Plain one is really thick) and they all average, but Advanced Neutral leaves the car almost spotless even after tons of miles in winter.
Turtlewax Hyperfoam was the absolute worst, just rubbish I had to throw it out.
Been using magi for a while .It works well ,until I used BH foam . If your a foam junkie and like people giving you and your car and most of the street curious looks when its foamed then magi is for you IF YOU WANT A FOAM THAT GOES ABOUT THE JOB with out the car looking like Santa's grotto and being able to see it soften and remove caked on crud BH is for you . Magi is still a good foam but it just takes an age for the foam suds to dissipate . A guy actually threatened me with the cops for making it snow in July with magi Think he'd had a few too many beers tho
I was using Concours Snow + which is good but just tried Auto Finesse Avalanche. The results so far have been very good on maintained vehicles. I want to try it on less maintained vehicles.
Use Bilt Hamber Auto Foam just the best - thanks for covering Bilt Hamber in the past.
Bilt hamber, good foam great value not too foamy but melts the dirt
I have used several soaps in my foam gun... I've never expected them to clean, more as a pre-wash lubricating agent. Over the past few years it's been some Chemical Guys product or other and they've all met those expectations. I'll be interested in the vid when you release it as I'm certainly up for something significantly better than I'm using. But I'm not unhappy with how things are.
I have currently 4 of the snow foams on your worktop and have used 2 of the others Jon and i prefer the Valet pro Advanced one between them, Gyeon is good but too expensive, good old bilt hamber it's great for summer months as it doesn't stay on the car that long, Autoglyms is middle of the roads at best it's average and also doesn't disperse that easy and expensive
Yup Valet pro Advanced snow foam is a no brainer mate
What PIR do you use Autobrite Magifoam I cant find info anywhere, Edit thanks for all the previous replys I'll be sure to drop you a like on any videos I watch
I think its 1:10 in the lance and this typically yields a .7 to 1% pir but AB direct can confirm mate.
@@ForensicDetailing They just say to put 1 inch of product in the bottle
I’m looking for thick foam with scents and possibly colours too I’m using pro Kleen and dirtbusters
Hi,
I'm looking to purchase a snow foam lance for my Karcher K2, I don't suppose you can recommend one which is good to purchase?
Happy detailing and I hope you have a lovely weekend.
Kind Regards,
Alex
I just bought the snap connect one from clean your ride for 7.99. basically if you want a cheap one find someone selling the chinese ones for like 10-15 quid. If you want an expensive one perhaps look at the autobrite PA one or the MTM one. ill do a comparison of the cheap chinese ones once ive had a play.
I use Autoglym arctic blast, I started off using Pro Kleen as it was great value and got loads of foam, but not much cleaning other than what the pressure washer pushed off. Valet Pro next as it was on offer then few halfords specials after that.
Autoglym was a halfords deal but it is cleaning much better, and I get loads of foam as well. Sold the karcher k2 and k4 as never really got great pressure and bought a second hand kranzle, that’s made a huge difference to how the product goes down tbh. I’d probably try BH next due to the feedback on your channel, but I’m happy with Autoglym, I’d actually moved away from their product over the years but on the strength of arctic blast might give them another go.
Auto Finesse avalanche for me at the moment. Find it does a pretty good all round job and is LSP safe. Also have a small bottle of Wax Planet eight below but haven't used it yet. Look forward to your test results Jon so I can make my next purchase! 👍
Hi forensics. First I like to say I am fairly new to your channel but the last couple of weeks I have been through a lot of your videos I like then very much and I think I am learning a lot from you. ( I am only a enthusiast, not a professional) but I like you to try out "auto finesse avalanche " it's a good value for money product that delivers on both a lot of foam but also on effect I love how my car is almost clean after only done my pre wash, but it's most impressive time is winter time because of the citrus based formula it helps a lot with road films and salts and whatever nasty stuff is on the roads in the winter half year in Denmark.. I am guessing it's the same conditions you experience I Britain. I hope you like my comment and maybe got curious on auto finesse avalanche it's the best foam for me. Cheers.
Need to try autosmarts snowfoam pro it’s thicker than a run way model
I'm triggered from the cupboard behind you looks like the doors are upside down .
I usually use tdg products pre wash as It gives a good dwell time I've just picked another product up that claims a dilution of 5ml to 995ml of water think it doubles up as an apc can't remember the name off hand but I'll tag you in a post from the supplier on Instagram.👍
Shampoo in a snow foam gun works well on my motorbike
Angelwax cleanliness great cleaning power good foam and easy to rinse and cheap £20 for 5l
In my experience jon magi foam is very thick and good for pictures but bilt hamber is thinner foam but has crazy cleaning power I’ve seen brown dirt in the puddles from some cars and I wouldn’t want to use anything else but bilt hamber I’m really looking forward to these tests you doing🙂
Currently in the market to buy a pressure washer and foam cannon looking to get the thickest and most coverage because I own a ext Sierra and by the end of my work week it’s covered in saw dust and any other road grime
I just bought the K7 full control for 350. Im really impressed with it. I think its like the ultimate unit to get at home. I like virtually everything about it. standby for review.
Just finished a bottle of Obsession Wax - Blizzard. Great stuff. High concentrate so cost per wash is kept low with great foaming qualities
Jon, please put the foam cannon down on the counter or in a bucket so it will not fall over. I use many products from USA
Pro kleen snow foam does a good job but will be looking to see if there is any better products out there
Last I used was Karcher Ultra Foam Cleaner. solid results ... Foam should run a bit too , start pulling the contaminants down ...
Hi I’ve got a Karcher K2 and I use autoglym snow foam and mine is thicker but why
Auto finesse Avalanche. Like the feeling of it and gives plenty of lubricant. And reasonably priced.