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Help with snow foam
- Thread starter ben_p
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Power wash any dirt and loose debry first then snow foam.
Leave to dwell for a bit until it looks like it's totally finished working
Then hose off, you can repeat the snow foam part to minimise damage during hand washing.
Fletcher
ClioSport Club Member
I pre wash mine [with the pressure washer]
Then pour one inch of snow foam, in the snow foam bottle i sometimes add a drop of Megs shampoo plus and fill the rest up with warm water.
Leave to dwell for about 10 mins
Spray off with the PW.
Then wash using the two bucket method.
Then pour one inch of snow foam, in the snow foam bottle i sometimes add a drop of Megs shampoo plus and fill the rest up with warm water.
Leave to dwell for about 10 mins
Spray off with the PW.
Then wash using the two bucket method.
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same here, just not the two bucket method.
Fletcher
ClioSport Club Member
Fletcher
ClioSport Club Member
Yeah it helps break down dirt/grease road salt etc.
Fletcher
ClioSport Club Member
Much better results in the winter tbh.
Nippy white cup
I don't usually prewash when using the snow foam as I guessed the foam would sort out any dust etc already on....then I move on to my paitented 1 bucket method with a jumbo asda sponge 
Chris
Chris
I don't usually prewash when using the snow foam as I guessed the foam would sort out any dust etc already on....then I move on to my paitented 1 bucket method with a jumbo asda sponge
Chris
There shite sponges, i prefer my microfiber sponge :rasp:, supose u got the patent 99p black bucket aswel
Nippy white cup
lol tbh I have a sponge but it isn't very abrasive...need to get some decent stuff but tbh the 182 is fucked paintwork wise so I see no point until it gets PC'd...and my car hasn't been out since I got the snow foam so I'll see how it goes on Sat and should be nice and clean
Chris
Chris
Fletcher
ClioSport Club Member
There s**te sponges, i prefer my microfiber sponge :rasp:, supose u got the patent 99p black bucket aswel
I use microfibre mits too
Snow foam should never be replaced by a good wash.
All it does is drag off any loose dirt..sometimes it will loosen stuff off but not tar and stubborn marks.
I usually PW quickly mine first just so I blow off any of the surface dust. Im not entirely sure but if you were to Snow Foam straight onto a dry pant work..id imagine any dirt on there could be dragged down causing minor swirls.
Probably not and it could well be the other way around!
All it does is drag off any loose dirt..sometimes it will loosen stuff off but not tar and stubborn marks.
I usually PW quickly mine first just so I blow off any of the surface dust. Im not entirely sure but if you were to Snow Foam straight onto a dry pant work..id imagine any dirt on there could be dragged down causing minor swirls.
Probably not and it could well be the other way around!
Fletcher
ClioSport Club Member
Snow foam should never be replaced by a good wash.
All it does is drag off any loose dirt..sometimes it will loosen stuff off but not tar and stubborn marks.
I usually PW quickly mine first just so I blow off any of the surface dust. Im not entirely sure but if you were to Snow Foam straight onto a dry pant work..id imagine any dirt on there could be dragged down causing minor swirls.
Probably not and it could well be the other way around!
Some people say the snow foam clings on better on a dry car
yeah due to the car being dirtier when starting off.
All we know is he's called the stig!
Yes thats what I thought actually but wasnt sure. Personally I've never noticed the difference.
