I tend not to rinse the car first, helps the foam to cling and doesn't futher dilute the product.
So I finally purchased a foam lance and some Mint Snow Foam product
I've wanted one for some time,
I do 550km per week - I get a lot road film from rush hour traffic
I often have to park under trees at work - that's a nightmare
I considered buying the Kracher $20 lance but other people have been disappointed with it
So I got the AutoBrite (same as the Mint) lance ($99) which is a quality product made in Italy
(It has 20 brass components, it's heavy and sturdy, very different impression to the plastic fantastic options)
The lance is very controllable - both the spray volume and the foam mixing controls work well
Here is a picture of my Skoda post foaming it with the lance
(It was not a dark day - the bright white foam tricked the camera into darkening the image)
The question is, does foaming help clean the car?
I could visually see stuff come off in the rinse, tree sap, tar and grime
I was pleased and will continue to use the lance and foam
The process is
- Spray the heavy crap off the car first
- Foam the car and leave for 10 minutes (do not let the foam dry on the car)
- Rinse the foam off
- Proceed with your normal detailing activities
The foam product is pretty expensive at $15 per 500ml or $25 per litre
(Obviously the 1 litre option is better value)
You don't use much per wash however, something like ~50ml
2012.1 Skoda Octavia VRS DSG Wagon - Carbonio cold air intake and pipe - HPA Motorsports BBK 355mm rotors 6 pot calipers
APR Stage II ECU - APR 3" exhaust down pipe & high flow catalyst
APR/HP Roll bars - Eibach springs and Bilstien shocks
Supaloy lower control arms - Enkei 18*8 Wheels
I tend not to rinse the car first, helps the foam to cling and doesn't futher dilute the product.
MY09 MkV BMP 3dr GTI manual
No need to spray car first just apply snow foam directly onto dirty car
Great review!
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