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Does anyone use a pressure washer and snow foam to clean their vehicle? I have only come across this snow foam stuff a few years ago at one of those automated car washes. The machine sprays it on as you enter and it is then washed off within a minute. Reading up on snow foam it is supposed to stay on the vehicle for at least 5 minutes to work effectively.
I watched a few Youtubes where a person use the Autoglym snow foam Polar Blast, then Polar Wash and finally a Polar seal on a car with dried up mud on it. Also watched other Youtube clips on snow foam with other brands of snow foam and cars seem to clean fairly easily as the snow foam seems to break down the ingrained dirt. As we live in a rural area and the car is constantly muddy especially in the current weather, the snow foam may be a step forward.
At the moment taking the car to the hand car wash which is 5 miles away and cost is £11 a time. Over a couple of months that adds up. Although I have mobility issues I can handle the pressure washer and do the clean in the summer months, but unsure about physically washing the car by hand during the polar wash application as that may be a bit much for me . Not really want to take too much advantage of grandsons as neither of us like asking people for help all the time as they have their own lives to live. Obviously in the winter months it is better for me to go to the hand car wash.
Is the snow foam application method as good as what they make it out to be and does it give the car a good clean? Thanks.
I watched a few Youtubes where a person use the Autoglym snow foam Polar Blast, then Polar Wash and finally a Polar seal on a car with dried up mud on it. Also watched other Youtube clips on snow foam with other brands of snow foam and cars seem to clean fairly easily as the snow foam seems to break down the ingrained dirt. As we live in a rural area and the car is constantly muddy especially in the current weather, the snow foam may be a step forward.
At the moment taking the car to the hand car wash which is 5 miles away and cost is £11 a time. Over a couple of months that adds up. Although I have mobility issues I can handle the pressure washer and do the clean in the summer months, but unsure about physically washing the car by hand during the polar wash application as that may be a bit much for me . Not really want to take too much advantage of grandsons as neither of us like asking people for help all the time as they have their own lives to live. Obviously in the winter months it is better for me to go to the hand car wash.
Is the snow foam application method as good as what they make it out to be and does it give the car a good clean? Thanks.