Snow foam - cleaning agent
Discussion
ipwn said:
Thought I'd ask here too ( asked on dw )..
Anyone know what the most powerful chemical is for actually cleaning the car and specifically dedicated to snow foaming?
3 so far.
Actimousse
BH foam
VP foam
Dunno which is the one to go for.
i use Auto Rae Chem foam (not the citrus) best i have found imoAnyone know what the most powerful chemical is for actually cleaning the car and specifically dedicated to snow foaming?
3 so far.
Actimousse
BH foam
VP foam
Dunno which is the one to go for.
25l is £35 plus VAT and carriage
buy it and sell small bottles to friends!
use with Rachels foam lance
Edited by grand cherokee on Saturday 2nd May 11:02
Edited by grand cherokee on Saturday 2nd May 11:04
Assuming you've been following your own thread on DW, then you'll know what I'm about to advocate......
From what I understand about AS Actimousse, it is a caustic TFR, which will in all likelihood, compromise your LSP, as it was designed for the trade, where time=money - hence why more aggressive chemicals are generally used.
As for VP pH Neutral, I've played with it a few times, and whilst not being able (at the time) to get a more accurate dosage than the oft quoted 1" rule of thumb, I was unimpressed.
BH Auto-foam has never failed to deliver results, even at less than the 4-5% PIR required for properly ingrained dirt.
But then this should come as no surprise since they test their products to industry standard testing procedures.
All I can suggest, is for you to get the Auto-foam, and if less than entirely happy with its performance, contact BH and they'll stand over their promise of refunding the cost if that should be the case.
I highly suspect, you'll not be making that phone call to them, but only you can be sure of that, after having tried it for yourself.
From what I understand about AS Actimousse, it is a caustic TFR, which will in all likelihood, compromise your LSP, as it was designed for the trade, where time=money - hence why more aggressive chemicals are generally used.
As for VP pH Neutral, I've played with it a few times, and whilst not being able (at the time) to get a more accurate dosage than the oft quoted 1" rule of thumb, I was unimpressed.
BH Auto-foam has never failed to deliver results, even at less than the 4-5% PIR required for properly ingrained dirt.
But then this should come as no surprise since they test their products to industry standard testing procedures.
All I can suggest, is for you to get the Auto-foam, and if less than entirely happy with its performance, contact BH and they'll stand over their promise of refunding the cost if that should be the case.
I highly suspect, you'll not be making that phone call to them, but only you can be sure of that, after having tried it for yourself.
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