wash and seal/coat soap for foam cannon

wash and seal/coat

  • Carpro HydrO2

    Votes: 1 33.3%

  • Garry Dean's Infinite Evo

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • The Last Soap

    Votes: 0 0.0%

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    Votes: 2 66.7%
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im looking for a really great soap that i can use in my foam cannon to wash and provide a little protection. i want protection, not worried about looks.

from my research, the top 3 ive come across are
carpro hydrO2 foam
the last soap
garry dean's infinite evo

all foam well in a cannon. all provide a protection better than a wax.

what would you use?
thanks
 
I have not used Hydro2 in some time and I can't recall how well it foams. As far as your other options who knows since they are not sold by Autogeek. Just keep in mind that ceramic infused soaps don't foam or hold onto their suds that well.
 
This new graphene was we launched actually foamed pretty well.



For you OCD people - I didn't say it foamed GREAT - like a car wash soap specifically formulated TO MAKE FOAM - but it worked better than I thought it would and better than any other coating infused car wash soap I've used.




:)
 
The Guz said:
Just keep in mind that ceramic infused soaps don't foam or hold onto their suds that well.
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Totally agree. All the coating/ceramic infused soaps I've used didn't foam worth a bean.

That's why I was surprised when I used this new product in a foam gun - it worked fairly good. AND - I didn't juice-up the jug. Meaning, I used the soap at the dilution recommended.

Normally when I'm using a foam gun or foam cannon, I'll use more soap because I want LOTS of suds. In other words, I'll use the Glug-Glug Method of adding soap to the reservoir.


FWIW and YMMV


:)
 
Mike Phillips said:
This new graphene was we launched actually foamed pretty well.



For you OCD people - I didn't say it foamed GREAT - like a car wash soap specifically formulated TO MAKE FOAM - but it worked better than I thought it would and better than any other coating infused car wash soap I've used.




:)
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thanks! ill check it out.

im not super worried about the huge foaming, i just want to use the foam cannon for the easy to use/apply route
 
Also don’t let it dry or you will be left with coating streaks and coating spots
 
I've been using Griot's Surface Wash and PolyGloss in my foamer for awhile now. Very pleased with both.
 
Yes was just going to mention the BoSS system from Griots.

Also more comparable to what you mentioned is their Wash & Coat. Can be used in a foam cannon or foam pump sprayer.


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Coatingsarecrack said:
Yes was just going to mention the BoSS system from Griots.

Also more comparable to what you mentioned is their Wash & Coat. Can be used in a foam cannon or foam pump sprayer.


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I've been eyeing the Griot's wash and coat. I wonder how it compares to carpro hydro2?
 
cruzer23 said:
I've been eyeing the Griot's wash and coat. I wonder how it compares to carpro hydro2?
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No clue about the hydro2. As far as wash and coat, i use it maybe every 3-4 washes. Bucket wash only. In a foam cannon its worthless imo. For me a foam cannon is a presoak only

Since no foaming action,theres little to no dirt particle lift, cant let it dwell long since like guz said you cant let it dry. So its impossible to foam vehicle and then go over it with a wash mitt b4 it drys. If thats your preferred method

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