07 z-oh-6 soap tip

[PA DETAILER]

:xyxthumbs: guess we are all guilty at one point of putting our soap in the bucket first, then adding water. this morning i took his tip of filling the bucket up 1/2 with water first, then the car wash product, then add the rest of the water. BIG DIFFERENCE! produces a much better wash solution. less waste of the suds. :props:

[Dubbin1]

Oh God now his head is going to get even bigger :D

[kronos]

Oh God now his head is going to get even bigger :D

Or if it's somehow possible, his biceps. :D

[cutter]

I'm guilty of soap first, this sounds like a method I will try! Thanks guys.

[01MUSSL]

Never heard of that one. Thanks. Gonna have to try it later on

[ziggo99]

I remember Mike Philips doing a video about this a few years ago
Go you YouTube and look for How to Wash Your Car (ShowCar style!) and you'll find it. It's 28 minutes long and he's washing a Mini Cooper. First time I had ever heard of a Grit Guard, the water then soap, and how to measure out my soap easier.

[slimnib]

I like tons of suds. This is not Tide in the washing machine. I think subs are nice and am going to continue doing soap first then water.

Does anyone have scienctific proof that less sub is better?

[embolism]

If you use a rinseless, then it can go in first

nanny nanny boo boo

[2old2change]

[QUOTE=slimnib;487766]I like tons of suds. This is not Tide in the washing machine. I think subs are nice and am going to continue doing soap first then water.

You can always buy a foam lance if more soap foam or suds is what you desire. :xyxthumbs:

[sensi09]

I remember Mike Philips doing a video about this a few years ago
Go you YouTube and look for How to Wash Your Car (ShowCar style!) and you'll find it. It's 28 minutes long and he's washing a Mini Cooper. First time I had ever heard of a Grit Guard, the water then soap, and how to measure out my soap easier.

I started doing this after watching that video some time ago. Also after that video, I started using less passes....

[Ted S.]

Am I the only one here who doesn't like suds in the bucket?!?:hijacked:

[Flash Gordon]

I like tons of suds. This is not Tide in the washing machine. I think subs are nice and am going to continue doing soap first then water.

Does anyone have scienctific proof that less sub is better?

:iagree:

Washing a car without suds is like drinking a flat coke

[TLMitchell]

Am I the only one here who doesn't like suds in the bucket?!?:hijacked:

After exhaustive surveys and studies by a Task Force the results were submitted to a Blue Ribbon Committee which released them through a select panel of expert spokespersons. It has been determined beyond a shadow of a doubt that yes, you are indeed the only one here that doesn't like suds in the bucket. Glad we could clear that up.

level of accuracy +/- 100%

TL <--- obviously worked for the Gov't far too long :doh:

[Ted S.]

After exhaustive surveys and studies by a Task Force the results were submitted to a Blue Ribbon Committee which released them through a select panel of expert spokespersons. It has been determined beyond a shadow of a doubt that yes, you are indeed the only one here that doesn't like suds in the bucket. Glad we could clear that up.

level of accuracy +/- 100%

TL <--- obviously worked for the Gov't far too long :doh:
:laughing: Very true, man...:dblthumb2:

[Dubbin1]

For the most part suds mean nothing, its the lubricity of the water that counts.