Koch Chemie GSF Gentle Snow Foam and Green Star 1st Impressions. Is It Good? 

Thanks for watching. I'm in the middle of editing a foam cannon battle between a Trinova and a MTM. I'll check out the MJJC next.

Thanks for watching and thanks for the suggestion. I'll look into it.

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@@ClearViewSolutionsMS No problem. Mind you when I say that the MJJC and Griots produce thicker foam, that's not to say that the MTM doesn't produce shaving cream. That was the foam king until the other two came around, and it's not like you'd be disappointed if you use the MTM. It's only when you have them together side by side with something like Adam's Mega Foam, that you'll notice slightly thicker foam from the other two...slightly. Though to be honest with you while thick foam looks cool and is just a fun and pleasant experience spraying it, I think it actually has slightly less actual cleaning power than a more runny foam. If you think about it, a lot of that thick foam just sits on itself, rather than making contact with the car panel, so the PIR (Panel Impact Ratio) is actually lower per same dose of soap mix, than it if it was more runny and more of the soap actually makes contact and pulls the dirt down as it flows down. If you're just using it as a pre-wash, have fun with thick suds, but if you're going for a touchless wash, you'd get more dwell time at higher PIR with a slightly runnier foam application. I really recommend either Bilt Hamber Touch-Less or Auto Foam, those two will actually pull serious dirt and grime off just from a foam and rinse application. Cheers!

I've heard good things about Poor Boys. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching and thanks for the suggestion! I'll look into it!

It's still there. The issues were on the horizontal surfaces, not the vertical surfaces. I did a good decon wash with tar and iron remover. Problem solved. The coating had been on at that point for 9 months. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching and thanks for the suggestion. I'll check it out.

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Thanks for watching. I did a foam cannon video and I swapped the orifices to 1.1. The Cannons sprayed better on the same washer.

Thanks for watching amd Thanks for the info! I will check it out.

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Thanks for watching! I recently did a video with 2 foam Cannons battling it out. Trinova vs MTM. Check it out ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2T55j7Hm8ls.html

Try a contact wash on it. I coated a small SUV that stopped sheeting/beading on the lower door panels and quarter panels. A contact wash solved that in that case. I'm not sure what's up with this car, but I put a topper on it and let it go for now. I'll try a decon washir a light polish next time it's up. Thanks for watching! What car wash soap are you using?

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Thanks for watching! I know it's Alkaline. The cap full probably tilted the soap more to the Alkaline spectrum of the Ph Chart, but not that far. I wanted to make it little more aggressive during the foam bath and wash.

@@ClearViewSolutionsMS If you want an alkaline shampoo you might as well just get active foam which is cheaper and a mild alkaline yet once it goes through your pressure washer the ph is about neutral at 7.5

@@KiranPatel-fk1pg thanks for the info.

If you feel a third run of foam with Carpro lift, it seems you are not very confident on the gsf abilities to clean your car. You foamed it up. Contact wash. Then foamed it with lift. That car is clean.

Could you elaborate more?

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