Recommended Snow Foam Lance

I'm interested in trying the CG No Touch now, sounds better, but I have 3.5l of Hyperwash...

Has it eaten it's way though the glass jar yet

Oh god I forgot to check.. it's probably eating into the Garage floor...

Just about to run out of Hyperwash. I have 5L of Valet Pro snow form to try next. It's half the price of the Hyperwash.
I hope it's not a case of washing money down the drain

Just read this, My Snow Foaming isn't a touch on this! Esp Magifoam!
No Touch

(30-09-2012 10:19pm)PhilSkill Wrote:  Just read this, My Snow Foaming isn't a touch on this! Esp Magifoam!
No Touch

Yep - worlds apart. I spray the No Touch on much thicker than in that review by turning the snow foam lance setting towards the - rather than the +.

Ordered a snow foam lance and 5L of Valet Pro PH Neutral Snow Foam from http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/

Plus 2.5L of Autoglym Body Conditioning Shampoo PH Neutral from Amazon, to mix with it and use as a Pre wash

To be followed by cleaning with the following Autoglym products :-

Body Conditioning shampoo
Tar Remover
Vinyl and Rubber Care
Leather Cleaner
Fast Glass
Resin polish
Auto Fresh
Instant tyre Dressing.

If Autoglym is good enough for the queen - its good enough for me. Well Ive used autoglym products for years now . Always found them to be ok.

Lets hope Ive not wasted mony on the snow foam fad!!

I don't think snow foam is a fad at all but the products vary hugely in their effectiveness. Of the two I've tried one is great (Chemical Guys No Touch) and one was useless (Magifoam)...

Snow foam is no miracle clean, and I think theres probably a good technique to get the best out of it. Its a pre wash and removes some dirt that could otherwise cause swirls/scatches.

The whole snow foam use has been talked about on many detailing world threads & it's split in to two camps. Some feel that it removes no more dirt than just using a high pressure washer. For me it's SO MUCH FUN to use & is a most in winter