Meguiars D11001 Detailer Hyper Wash Trade 3.79L Like Snow Foam Car Care Cleaning

If you like cleaning cars and making snow foam this is the stuff to use.lasts for ages.It didn't have a dispenser hopefully you got one with yourlast bottle.Still a good buy for under £30

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Great Snow Foam, although a little more expensive than other Snow Foam products, the Meguiars Snow Foam has a really low dilution ratio - 400(water):1 Meguiars product, and being Meguiars you can be sure that it will not strip the wax from your car like other cheaper alternatives. I used with a brass nozzled snow foam lance I ordered from ebay and it produced a thick stable foam and managed to get 2 cars from one bottle (BMW 3 series & mini). Snow foam is really easy to use, just mix with warm water attach to pressure washer and cover car adjusting nozzle to get desired coverage. Leave on car for 5 minutes then rinse off. It doesnt remove all dirt (my car hadnt been washed for 2 months) but still removed a lot and meant that I posisbly didnt scratch my car as much as I would have had I used conventional method. The only thing you may need in addtion to the snow foam lance is a pump dispenser to attach to the top of the bottle which dispensers the prodcut a lot easier than trying to pour out of the bottle. I got mine from ebay however I suppose if you spoke to the seller they could add one in for a couple of pounds.

Firstly, the facts. Hyper-Wash comes in a US gallon bottle. This means you will be getting 3.78 litres as opposed to the 5 litre bottles which competing products are often supplied in. Furthermore, you can expect to pay around £30 whereas many of the competitors will come in at the £20 level when you have included p&p.One of the selling points for the Meguiar's product is that it makes dilution rates for other products 'obsolete'. So how does this translate into practice? Well, I am currently using both Hyper-Wash and Valet Pro pH Neutral snow foam. As suggested with the Hyper-Wash, I put about 100 ml (actually 4 pumps of a pump dispenser) into the bottle for my foam lance. This is topped up with warm water. Applying it to a vehicle uses roughly half the bottle of diluted solution.Using exactly the same quantity of Valet Pro pH Neutral with the same lance setting resulted in a foam which was thicker and dwelt longer on the vehicle. This seems to suggest that the Valet Pro product is capable of equivalent (if not better) dilution ratios than the Meguiar's Hyper-Wash. Where Hyper-Wash may score, is if you intend using it as a shampoo as well as a snow foam. Here it may well become more economical than some other shampoos.Both products are sold as being safe, in as much as they will not strip wax from the paintwork. Although this is difficult to assess, I certainly feel more confident about the Valet Pro product: partially because it is pH neutral whereas Hyper-Wash is slightly alkaline (pH = 8). I also prefer the smell of the Valet Pro product.The bottom line is that, because of the higher price and smaller bottle, each application of Hyper-Wash costs me almost exactly twice as much as an application of Valet Pro.I would certainly recommend Valet Pro's pH neutral snow foam over Hyper-Wash. If you want other products to consider then Ultimate Snow Foam was the winner in the AutoExpress review (beating the often recommended Bilt Hamber Auto Foam).However, on car detailing forums, the current flavours of the month seem to be Autobrite Magifoam and Chemical Guys No Touch - both of which seem to claim longer dwell times. Unfortunately, neither of these appears to be available through Amazon. I hope to be able to try these latter two products later this year. For the time being, I'd recommend the Valet Pro pH neutral snow foam.