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Coatingsarecrack said:
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Dirtlock scrub wall. I to bucket wash my wheels and feel this will leave more room than my grit gaurd scrub board


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Man, I am digging that

Never seen that style before

Where did you find it?


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$8 on clearance....what the heck...Ill try it as a topper

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Stubby nozzle installed and added a lag screw to the wall to hang the blower using the built in slot under it.

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CleanIT said:
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Let us know what you think

I am holding off ordering a rinseless product and would appreciate your thoughts

Thanks and Happy Friday


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chilly said:
Let us know what you think

I am holding off ordering a rinseless product and would appreciate your thoughts

Thanks and Happy Friday


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Probably only one I’d use in an Alaska winter. Nothing cleans as well but can weaken waxes and sealants.

I’d use a foaming waterless for a presoak and then follow up with this.


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chilly said:
Let us know what you think

I am holding off ordering a rinseless product and would appreciate your thoughts

Thanks and Happy Friday


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Thanks, I definitely will.

I too think this would be a good option in Alaska for the cleaning ability. Two downsides I see right off the bat are you should probably wear gloves with this product, and it supposedly doesn't work well on glass. I am going to try it on my wheels today. I've read is actually a great wheel cleaner too. Pretty potent stuff.
 
Coatingsarecrack said:
Probably only one I’d use in an Alaska winter. Nothing cleans as well but can weaken waxes and sealants.

I’d use a foaming waterless for a presoak and then follow up with this.


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I have never gotten into the whole foaming program for presoaks, tires, etc (except for foam cannon on the paint) and I know that's another whole can of worms

Guess I better study up on it because I had envisioned full on winter washes in the new garage but that's not going to happen

I ended up NOT getting drains in the garage floors for the new house because the borough (county) changed the code a few years back and floor drains had to be plumbed into your sewer or septic system and not just a french drain type setup

The new house will be on a septic system and in this area of Alaska they work at about 50% efficiency at the maximum because of ground temps from permafrost and people quickly figured out that all the road salt and chemicals and garbage were overwhelming the chemistry and causing problems when they ran their floor drains to their septic system

Even the best designed and built septic systems up here need to be pumped every summer because they don't break stuff down like they would in a more temperate area

Long story short, I will be tunnel or wand washing and then following up with a rinseless wash and not a running water wash during the winter
 
chilly said:
I have never gotten into the whole foaming program for presoaks, tires, etc (except for foam cannon on the paint) and I know that's another whole can of worms

Guess I better study up on it because I had envisioned full on winter washes in the new garage but that's not going to happen

I ended up NOT getting drains in the garage floors for the new house because the borough (county) changed the code a few years back and floor drains had to be plumbed into your sewer or septic system and not just a french drain type setup

The new house will be on a septic system and in this area of Alaska they work at about 50% efficiency at the maximum because of ground temps from permafrost and people quickly figured out that all the road salt and chemicals and garbage were overwhelming the chemistry and causing problems when they ran their floor drains to their septic system

Even the best designed and built septic systems up here need to be pumped every summer because they don't break stuff down like they would in a more temperate area

Long story short, I will be tunnel or wand washing and then following up with a rinseless wash and not a running water wash during the winter
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To be honest I was off PW snow foam before trying built Hamber and kust realize I needed something more Alkaline.

Reason I mention the foaming waterless is I do feel like it sits on and breaks down the grime better than a pretreat.

I probably wouldn’t use the Ammo Frothe I use if it wasn’t for Washingtons winter road film. If I was in Cali would be straight rinseless.

I don’t know if AK uses salt but they even have a version that neutralizes salt.


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Coatingsarecrack said:
To be honest I was off PW snow foam before trying built Hamber and kust realize I needed something more Alkaline.

Reason I mention the foaming waterless is I do feel like it sits on and breaks down the grime better than a pretreat.

I probably wouldn’t use the Ammo Frothe I use if it wasn’t for Washingtons winter road film. If I was in Cali would be straight rinseless.

I don’t know if AK uses salt but they even have a version that neutralizes salt.


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Alaska uses salt but different than most places (I think), here they mix it into the enormous piles of dirt they prepare each year for sanding the roads

It keeps the piles of dirt from freezing into solid mounds of ice

Regardless we end up with salt on the road and over the last few years they have started spraying salt brine as well so we get hit pretty hard at times

I like anything that stays on the surface and dwells rather than running down immediately so yeah, I am prepared to embrace foaming
 
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IMJOSHV reviewed this on his YouTube channel last night with horrible results....I left a comment he needs to redo his test on another vehicle
 
Bosko said:
IMJOSHV reviewed this on his YouTube channel last night with horrible results....I left a comment he needs to redo his test on another vehicle
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I just saw that. He botched it up big time and should do another test.
 
CleanIT said:
I just saw that. He botched it up big time and should do another test.
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there is no way in hell one wash gets rid of this coating, I'm going on 3 months on my truck and it looks like I applied it yesterday
 
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