I really like the foaming action of this soap. I have seen that some people have said that it didn't remove road grime, tar and bugs, but I didn't expect it to by spraying alone.
Instead of a two bucket wash system I use a no bucket system.
1. I first power wash my vehicle with plain water. This gets most of the loose dirt and contaminates off, as well as get the bugs wet for the next step.
2. I load my foam cannon with soap, attach it to my power washer and give the vehicle a thick coating of soap. When the whole car is saturated with soap, I use my microfiber sponge to start washing the same area that I first began applying the soap. I then scrub the whole car paying special attention to areas where the bugs and tar are concentrated.
3. I then begin rinsing my car with the power washer with the white nozzle. The power washer removed the already softened bugs and that weren't removed during the previous two steps.
After step 3 around 99% of the bugs and tar are gone.
Please know that I haven't wash this vehicle in 3 months. I just recently purchased a Greenworks 1,600 PSI power washer and another brand of foam cannon.
My car is 10 Years Old and has over 103,000 miles on it.
Good luck with your washing projects. My next project will be washing my house. It is almost 4 years old and is showing some signs of dirt over the winter.
| Manufacturer | Chemical Guys |
|---|---|
| Brand | Chemical Guys |
| Model | CWS_101_64 |
| Item Weight | 1 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 9 x 5.2 x 3.2 inches |
| Item model number | CWS_101_64 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CWS_101_64 |
| Cover Included | Maxi-Suds II Super Suds Car Wash Shampoo 64 oz./.5 Gal |
