haris300
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- Apr 1, 2014
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I recently got my hands on some CarPro HydroFoam and decided to test it out on my daily today. I usually maintain this car with Hydro2 but it's been a few months since I applied any so it needed a a little refreshing.
For those of you who don't know, HydroFoam is CarPro's new car wash shampoo that leaves behind a protectant after you have cleaned and rinsed.
The product dilutes 9:1 and can be used in either a foam cannon or straight in your wash bucket. It smells very similar to Hydro2.
Here you can see the water behavior on the car after a rinse down with my pressure washer. The car sits outside and it's been a while since I've applied Hydro2 so it wasn't repelling water the way it normally does.
On to the wash process. The directions said to foam the entire car, but I decided to work on small sections at a time. I let the product dwell for about 15 to 30 seconds before wiping with my mitt.
I used my mitt to wipe in straight lines just as I would when washing with any other shampoo. HydroFoam cleans just the same as any other car wash that I normally use. Feels slick too.
I worked my way around the car, rinsing immediately after cleaning each section.
I was very impressed after rinsing each panel. Beading was back to the way it should be. HydroFoam works just as CarPro claims.
It even works great on wheels.
I dried the car off with my Master Blaster. The water just flew right off.
I'm happy with the results. CarPro never fails to impress me with their innovative products. I can see this as a great maintenance wash product for cars coated with CQuartz. It's a bit pricey, but it does a great job. Would be a great item to grab during the next sale. :xyxthumbs:
For those of you who don't know, HydroFoam is CarPro's new car wash shampoo that leaves behind a protectant after you have cleaned and rinsed.
The product dilutes 9:1 and can be used in either a foam cannon or straight in your wash bucket. It smells very similar to Hydro2.
Here you can see the water behavior on the car after a rinse down with my pressure washer. The car sits outside and it's been a while since I've applied Hydro2 so it wasn't repelling water the way it normally does.
On to the wash process. The directions said to foam the entire car, but I decided to work on small sections at a time. I let the product dwell for about 15 to 30 seconds before wiping with my mitt.
I used my mitt to wipe in straight lines just as I would when washing with any other shampoo. HydroFoam cleans just the same as any other car wash that I normally use. Feels slick too.
I worked my way around the car, rinsing immediately after cleaning each section.
I was very impressed after rinsing each panel. Beading was back to the way it should be. HydroFoam works just as CarPro claims.
It even works great on wheels.
I dried the car off with my Master Blaster. The water just flew right off.
I'm happy with the results. CarPro never fails to impress me with their innovative products. I can see this as a great maintenance wash product for cars coated with CQuartz. It's a bit pricey, but it does a great job. Would be a great item to grab during the next sale. :xyxthumbs:
