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01 January 2013, 10:47 PM
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It does do something but nothing to write home about, I personally think it speeds up the wash a little bit, I wash mine off with the jet wash, but not on high pressure I have a low pressure settings if I pull the nozzle,
What I'd like to have is some snow foam that melts the muck off, but then that wouldn't be bad for the car.
Got a local guy who charges 130 for a full detail with steam clean inside and engine bay, I'll give him a go sometime, just gonna have the inside done cos it's a shed at the mo, want seats steaming full of coke stains and ice cream
What I'd like to have is some snow foam that melts the muck off, but then that wouldn't be bad for the car.
Got a local guy who charges 130 for a full detail with steam clean inside and engine bay, I'll give him a go sometime, just gonna have the inside done cos it's a shed at the mo, want seats steaming full of coke stains and ice cream
02 January 2013, 04:55 PM
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looks abit weak a mix 
05 January 2013, 03:19 PM
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Time to contribute to the thread I think!
I used Bilt Hamber snow foam throughout 2012 and ran out in early December, so today was my first wash with my new foam selection: ValetPro PH Neutral.
The foam seems much thicker than my old BH stuff, it cleared ALOT of the traffic film and grime on the car and running a mitt around the car afterwards was easy.
Some hours later:
I used Bilt Hamber snow foam throughout 2012 and ran out in early December, so today was my first wash with my new foam selection: ValetPro PH Neutral.
The foam seems much thicker than my old BH stuff, it cleared ALOT of the traffic film and grime on the car and running a mitt around the car afterwards was easy.
Some hours later:
08 January 2013, 11:53 PM
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snowfoam is a great washign aid to the car, even more so these days as britains roads are breaking apart,need to rince as much grit off as possible,before using a wash mit.wash mine every friday, even the school kids have noticed!, mom theres that man again washing hes car ne ne ne ne ne ne. its like a crime now to look after your hard earned investment. but they hav no idea what it feels like to smear the car in r222 wax.there missing out!
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09 January 2013, 07:13 AM
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I used to have the same Halfords jet wash, 1st one packed in, swapped as I'd only had it three months.. then that one packed in but I'd had it 14months. Just stopped working with a worn motor smell. i also found it wasn't really powerful enough to get my snow foam really working out the S/F lance.
09 January 2013, 07:47 AM
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I used to have the same Halfords jet wash, 1st one packed in, swapped as I'd only had it three months.. then that one packed in but I'd had it 14months. Just stopped working with a worn motor smell. i also found it wasn't really powerful enough to get my snow foam really working out the S/F lance.
16 February 2013, 11:13 PM
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might have to get mine out tomorrow lol
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