Looking for a product for a touch less wash

I wonder if the 3D pre soak works well in a regular foam gun
 
fly07sti said:
@john, I haven’t noticed any degradation of LSP’s while using.

@Narwahl, The 3D Pre Soak actually comes in 64oz container. It works very well and I follow up with foaming wash because it makes me feel better. I suppose you could just use the pre soak by itself but I have personally not done that.
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good to know-thanks
 
@ Narwahl, the dilution is 1oz to 5 gallons so it works out to be $34 for 320 gallons of Pre Soak.

@ Bill, I have not tried it in a cannon since the dilution ration is so strong, but I’m sure it would make for a really strong wash.
 
The dilution gets 1:640 for 3D presoak. So about 1oz to 32oz water in the foamcannon and max chemical output setting.

What is the dilution from a regualar foam gun?

To the OP. You have the 3d orange 88 degreaser and 3D Yellow degreaser that is like the super citrus APC and super presoak. Just more watered down than the super concentrates.
 
Okay well I have not cleaned my car in 2 weeks and a half since it was so much snowy and still some niceish beading so perhaps my Sonax PNS is still there...

If I use regular car soap any recommended dillutions?
 
TheMidnightNarwhal said:
Okay well I have not cleaned my car in 2 weeks and a half since it was so much snowy and still some niceish beading so perhaps my Sonax PNS is still there...

If I use regular car soap any recommended dillutions?
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Regular car soap ain’t gonna cut it. You should get what they suggested.
 
Eldorado2k said:
Regular car soap ain’t gonna cut it. You should get what they suggested.
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Just came back from there and it did an OK job tbh. Honnestly it's mostly just the high pressure washer that helps get stuff off.

But never mind on my Sonax PNS... spraying water on the car there seemed to be ZERO beading... but there is definitely a ok looking shine/deep look.

Now this irritates my OCD tho, maybe I applied my PNS incorrectly or the outside temperature wasn't that great. Anyways I didn't have time to fully correct it last year before winter so I'll be doing it this year.
 
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