Snowfoam

[Mikeyjp]

Hello

so my Autobrite Magifoam is nearly all gone, think it was really good stuff, should i try something different? or go with the same again

cheers

 

[Gus]

Hello

so my Autobrite Magifoam is nearly all gone, think it was really good stuff, should i try something different? or go with the same again

cheers :smile:

I started with Autobrite magifoam ages ago and have tried the more popular ones since and have settled on KKD Blizzard. Blizzard gives lovely thick foam and clings for ages - probably the longest cling time out of the ones I have tried. Smell is tutti fruiti.
Cleaning power is good too, obviously not as strong as the citrus based ones but it wont strip wax which is what I want.
http://liquid-elements-uk.myshopify...zzard-advanced-snow-foam-tutti-frutti-edition

 

[497adam]

I have recently tried Gtechniq's and was the best I have tried so far ( tried valet pro, Avalanche and various autobrite ones)

 

[Inequality Street]

What are you after? Cling power, or cleaning power etc?

For cleaning power, I haven't found anything that beats Avalanche on a well protected car. It's just not very thick and doesn't cling very long!

 

[Yellow Dave]

AF avalanche has alsways worked well for me, As has valet pro advanced nuetral snow foam on well maintained and protected cars.

If you're looking for something more aggressive powermaxed TFR is cheap and works well. Suitably diluted I've not seen it diminish wax and sealants any more quickly.

 

[Mikeyjp]

Thanks all, will have a look at the above, and see what they are like

 

[Chrisgti6]

I'm using Hydrofoam now, foam and hydro2 in one. Takes 30 minutes to get the car washed and looking great as well as beading water really well.

http://www.carpro.uk.com/hydrofoam-wash-and-coat-hydro2-snow-foam/