MJJCFoam (64 fl oz) Ultimate Snow Foam Car Wash Soap Specialized Car Shampoo for Foam Cannon and Pressure Washer, Safe for Cars (pH Neutral, 10x Concentrated) (Refreshing cider aroma)

When I purchased my MJJC foam cannon a few months ago, they included a 20oz bottle of this foam soap. I like to use many different kinds of foam soaps from other companies, some costing more, some costing less. But I have to say this is one of the best that I ever used. I use about 3 to 4 ounces, then about 30 ounces of water, with ratio, this foam soap makes a phenomenal amount of shaving cream foam and smells good too. My only caveat is that this soap is a thin liquid, not as thick as some of the other soaps that I used meaning you’ll use it more quickly, but still not a deal breaker. So if you want a high quality foam soap at a reasonable price, go for it.

I just bought it for personal home use and honestly love it. Just be careful not to turn the nozzle all the way up or the foam will come out super fast! Learned that the hard way. Lol.

Perfect

It is too liquid so you will finish it fast, but the foam it forms is amazingly thick!

Hace buena nieve

I got this for my new foam cannon that does not use a pressure washer and just hooks up to a garden hose. I've tried other car washes for my foam cannon but they do not foam up as much as this one does. Plus you get quite a bit more for the price so a much better value than some of the other prominent name brand car wash supply companies. I rinsed the car, foamed it up, used a soft microfiber mitt to wash the car, and then rinse it off. Very easy process that was relatively quick and car looked great afterward. Smelled pretty good also. Very happy with this foaming car wash solution.

I am always worried about what to wash my wrapped car with. Most car shampoos are on the acidic spectrum. This helps dissolve hard water spots from the paint and help remove grime and tar contaminants. While this helps on the effort side of things you might end up damaging the paint and waxing more often. With a wrapped car you need to be wary of these regular shampoos. I was told to try for a neutral soap. Easier said than done, the recommended was expensive and did a poor job, making me work a lot to get those pesty spots with grime and bugs cooked on the vinyl. Other than the chemical bros stuff this is perfect. Smells great and with a 10 to 1 ration it makes great foam with my pressure cannon. I am very happy I found a soap that will not harm my expensive wrap.

I typically use Meguiar’s or Chemical Guys soap with my foam cannon for washing the cars. I could honestly care less what it smells like. I need 3 things from this kind of soap: it needs to be safe for the surface/coating, it needs to produce a good amount of foam and it needs to be able to start lifting the dirt so when I wash it, my paint won’t scratch.I used it twice so far. I don’t really see much of a difference between this and any of the other soaps, but then again, I’m not a car soap fanboy. Foaming was good, nothing that stands out. Lifting the dirt seemed to do what the others did.So what am I saying? I’m saying that I will buy any brand as long as it meets my 3 requirements. I don’t see that any damage was done to the clearcoat, the foam was good, and it washed like normal. I like the product, but I don’t see any hype about it.