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Jul 9, 2013 | 04:35 AM

#41

CynicG

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From: Southampton/Winchester

I thought using a pressure washer on the S was a bad idea due to roof leakages? Sounds like I should just get on with it...

Jul 9, 2013 | 05:36 AM

#42

Spies

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From: The Lake District

Just use common sense and don't hold it an inch away from the roof/window join.

Jul 9, 2013 | 05:56 AM

#43

GhostWKD

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From: Banbury, Oxfordshire

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Originally Posted by sound_wave

The stuff is great although you do need to use more foam liquid (soap?) than i originally thought to get a tick layer that sticks.

My only gripe is that it takes layers of wax off the car.

A trick I picked up off a friend of mine is to mix in some car shampoo with the snowfoam, helps thicken it up a little more without using loads of snowfoam

Jul 9, 2013 | 07:23 AM

#44

sound_wave

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From: Liverpool

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Originally Posted by Floppy

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Originally Posted by BenRNBP' timestamp='1373358611' post='22654773

Just wanted to say cheers to Floppy for pointing out the Group Buy on DW. I was in the market for 5L of snow foam and a pump dispenser (fed up with funnels and spillages) so Deal 1 for me

Quote:

Originally Posted by sound_wave

The stuff is great although you do need to use more foam liquid (soap?) than i originally thought to get a tick layer that sticks.

My only gripe is that it takes layers of wax off the car.

Hmm...what products are you using on the car?

I use a combination of Poorboys polish (the orange one??), poorboys white diamond and then either Meguiars Tech Wax, or Meguiars carnauba wax.