Bowdens Own Mega Snow Job Test And Review 

Good to hear as I was definitely impressed when I used it

Yes that's right and that's what these are advertised to do, Although if a cars slightly dusty but doesn't need a full wash I sometimes foam, rinse then use an air dryer so can get a nice touch free wash dine

You won't be disappointed, I just wouldn't use it every wash as it may strip down any wax or sealant a little faster

Thanks Ian, I haven't tried out the yellow snow yet I'll have to check it out. Yeah those little ryobis are great aren't they and can't be beaten for the price

This was super helpful. Will pick up the attachment for the same pressure washer tomorrow. Cheers legend !

@@EvolvedDetails hey mate, I have the same pressure washer! I couldn’t find any retailer selling a short trigger gun for this particular Ryobi with quick connect. Can you share where you get it from and which adapter to use please 🙏🏻

@@felixj2063 hey mate I got mine all from ebay years ago and have to get a bunch of adapters to make it all work. I Don't have the list of what I bought anynore but you can go to magic mobile detailing and they can make a kit up for you to convert it all

@@EvolvedDetails thank you mate!

Thanks glad you liked it

Thanks mate, the music was from epidemic sounds but I can't remember the name of it unfortunately

@@EvolvedDetails all good mate

I'll have to try the Auto brite out I do have their Alcantara cleaner and like it so have been wanting to try more from them

Thanks mate, I actually can't remember which track I used as I just get all my music from epidemic sounds and I just find one that works and use it.

It definitely does

Hi I use the ryobi 1800w pressure washer

Definitely seems to have some great cleaning ability.i wouldn't want to use it every wash personality though as I think that would cause my ceramic coatings to to fail a little early

@@EvolvedDetails can you go into more about this please? since i also have ceramic coating on my car, spent a fair bit on it idk it to get fucked up too soon

@@TezNguyen you want to use a PH neutral soap for maintenance washes if you have a ceramic coating. The pro I used here is something you would either use to help strip down the car if it hadn't been washed often or was extra dirty. Using something like this product too often will wear the coating down a little earlier

@@EvolvedDetails ahh i see i see...thanks brah :)

Haha no you definitely need to still wipe it down. Sometimes if the car is not too dirty I'll do a foam like this then rinse and blow dry which is touchless

Hey mate it's an 1800psi, not sure of the lpm but it's the cheapest ryobi on bunnings if you wanted to check it out

I definitely like both but would need to compare them directly to really say. Without comparing I think I liked the bowdens a little better.

@@EvolvedDetails Cheers. Might get some while the Repco sale is on

It's from bowdens own they sell different attachments for different pressure washer

@@EvolvedDetails thanks mate.

Hi no I haven't used Avalanche I ended up moving to Carpro Lift as my pre foam snow when I need something a little stronger as I found it quite cost effective in bulk sizes but it seemed to clean very similarly to the Bowden's when I compared them directly

Hi sorry for the late reply, I use these before rinsing so they can dwell longer at full strength

No you don’t

I wouldn't use it every wash but really it would be fine as the ceramic coating should easily withstand it

Ohh that's no good maybe try their auto body gel as it can be used in the sun and should waterspot

@@EvolvedDetails I'll go back to a bucket and sponge it's far cheaper and does a much better job.only disappointment is I can't get a refund on the snow cannon and rubbish overpriced soap.

Nano is meant to be used in a bucket and not in a foam cannon. They have a dedicated snow foam for the foam cannon that's meant to losen the dirt and Grime before using nano in a bucket. Snow foams aren't meant to be a one step wash unless the car is just dusty they are designed to be used before the contact wash stage

No pressure washing doesn't do nearly as much as a pre soak in foam. There's multiple videos of people testing foam and rinse vs just rinse and there's a clear difference For most that effort isn't worth it but if you've paid money or spent the hours to remove the swirls from your paint then generally you'd want to use the safest possible wash process to avoid putting swirls back into the paint