TW HS PRO SLICK-N SLIDE PUR WASH.

[Loach]

Pro 4x is spot on, this is one of my favorites to come from Turtle Wax in the last 5 years. Can't think of another soap that matches this in lubricity, and it has excellent foaming performance with a few ounces out of the cannon. Looks like this is the upgrade/replacement for their Ice Snow Foam soap that came out a few years ago that was a fantastic foamer as well. I don't have long term results on top of coatings but for basic washes this is very fun to work with.

[evo77]

Can someone explain to me what "cleaning power" means exactly?

I can wash my vehicles with any number of soaps...

- Megs HW
- Megs GC
- Gyeon Bathe
- Adams Car Shampoo
- CG GW Auto Wash
- Car Pro Reset

...and any of these soaps with agitation from a typical hand wash will get a car CLEAN. Meaning when rinsed and drying, I have NEVER experienced a situation where I was like "oh man, the car is still dirty". So I'm finding it difficult to understand how a soap can "clean" better over another with a contact wash.

[briarpatch]

Can someone explain to me what "cleaning power" means exactly?

I can wash my vehicles with any number of soaps...

- Megs HW
- Megs GC
- Gyeon Bathe
- Adams Car Shampoo
- CG GW Auto Wash
- Car Pro Reset

...and any of these soaps with agitation from a typical hand wash will get a car CLEAN. Meaning when rinsed and drying, I have NEVER experienced a situation where I was like "oh man, the car is still dirty". So I'm finding it difficult to understand how a soap can "clean" better over another with a contact wash.

Here's how I think of it......given the same or similar soiling on a vehicle, which soap requires the least amount of agitation to remove it. I'll admit that it's a tough one to measure. For the most part, my vehicles typically do not get THAT dirty, but if you're someone who washes a lot of vehicles, you might notice a difference.

[Don M]

I'm in the same boat as the others, I still have over a half gallon of Hyper Wash left and it takes FOREVER to go through a bottle of it, even washing as much as I do. I really WANT to try the TW Slick & Slide, but I can't justify buying a new soap when what I have 1) works very well and 2) I have so much left. PLUS the WIFE would never understand why I need TWO different car wash soaps

[Don M]

Here's how I think of it......given the same or similar soiling on a vehicle, which soap requires the least amount of agitation to remove it. I'll admit that it's a tough one to measure. For the most part, my vehicles typically do not get THAT dirty, but if you're someone who washes a lot of vehicles, you might notice a difference.

Don't forget to ask which soap has the best LUBRICATION to help reduce/eliminate washing induced marring.