Good video and commentary. Curious how much you feel the water pressure affects the foam-creating ability. I have a monster 3300psi gas-powered Simpson, and probably should back-off the master pressure valve some. Does fantastic upfront though for the initial rinse and dirt removal… Granted you’re using an electric unit, but I wonder if for foaming purposes it’s more helpful than what you’d expect it to do for traditional uses. Cheers from SATX.
What I have noticed is that higher psi tends to create better foam, however you use the standard 1.25mm orifice on them. For electric with low flow and lower psy, 1.1mm orifice helps recreate that ability. Gas definitely makes superior foam though. Cheers!
Change out the orifice to a 1.1 mm and you should get better foam capability with the foam gun. I have the same one and should have came with one. If that is with one probably bump the soap up another half an ounce and should be thick
It is 1.1mm orifice. Adding more soap will def make more foam but this isn't a super foam soap, it's a wash soap for professional applications. It works very well and it makes enough foam to wash a car. No complaints here. Checkout my snow foam playlist and some of the insane foaming soaps I've tested!
Bro, I'm restocking stuff and I'm debating. When looking at the overall picture with price/concentration/performance/time savings and all the various factors, would you go with this or Meguiars Hyperfoam. With this being a hyper-concentrate I'm basically getting 5 gallons of super soap for the price of 2 gallons of hyperwash (when I can find a good deal), but I really like how hyperwash foams up and feel it has a pretty decent bit of cleaning power for a soap that's close to or at pH neutral. I'm sorta like you in that regard in that I value being able to use something like chem-x or wash chems and touch panels less, but at the end of the day it's still just a bit too much for me and the efficiency and time saved doesn't make up for the cost entirely so I'm trying to strike a good balance with things. I've also considered getting nano pails of the super soap and super pre-soak but then again I'm sorta adding more to the process and deducting a little from efficiency so I'm really curious to hear your thoughts.
If I had to stick to one brand I'd go with 3D. All their stuff works great. Not only that, but the Owner is also the lead chemist. Him along with Mike Phillips and Yancy Martinez are always active on the social media group. They will always ask the owner if they don't have an answer. Mike has worked dfor Megs in the past too but said it's not the same company since 3M took over which is when he left.
@@toobstr I've got orange and yellow degreaser. Orange is pretty straight forward for interior cleaning and stains but I plan on doing a video for yellow on a dirty wheel.
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This is probably the best value for money soap you can get! Great stuff from 3D.
That is good cleansing type foam for only a 1/2 ounce of product. Amazing.
Good video and commentary.
Curious how much you feel the water pressure affects the foam-creating ability. I have a monster 3300psi gas-powered Simpson, and probably should back-off the master pressure valve some. Does fantastic upfront though for the initial rinse and dirt removal…
Granted you’re using an electric unit, but I wonder if for foaming purposes it’s more helpful than what you’d expect it to do for traditional uses.
Cheers from SATX.
What I have noticed is that higher psi tends to create better foam, however you use the standard 1.25mm orifice on them. For electric with low flow and lower psy, 1.1mm orifice helps recreate that ability. Gas definitely makes superior foam though. Cheers!
Change out the orifice to a 1.1 mm and you should get better foam capability with the foam gun. I have the same one and should have came with one. If that is with one probably bump the soap up another half an ounce and should be thick
It is 1.1mm orifice. Adding more soap will def make more foam but this isn't a super foam soap, it's a wash soap for professional applications. It works very well and it makes enough foam to wash a car. No complaints here. Checkout my snow foam playlist and some of the insane foaming soaps I've tested!
Bro, I'm restocking stuff and I'm debating.
When looking at the overall picture with price/concentration/performance/time savings and all the various factors, would you go with this or Meguiars Hyperfoam.
With this being a hyper-concentrate I'm basically getting 5 gallons of super soap for the price of 2 gallons of hyperwash (when I can find a good deal), but I really like how hyperwash foams up and feel it has a pretty decent bit of cleaning power for a soap that's close to or at pH neutral.
I'm sorta like you in that regard in that I value being able to use something like chem-x or wash chems and touch panels less, but at the end of the day it's still just a bit too much for me and the efficiency and time saved doesn't make up for the cost entirely so I'm trying to strike a good balance with things.
I've also considered getting nano pails of the super soap and super pre-soak but then again I'm sorta adding more to the process and deducting a little from efficiency so I'm really curious to hear your thoughts.
If I had to stick to one brand I'd go with 3D. All their stuff works great. Not only that, but the Owner is also the lead chemist. Him along with Mike Phillips and Yancy Martinez are always active on the social media group. They will always ask the owner if they don't have an answer. Mike has worked dfor Megs in the past too but said it's not the same company since 3M took over which is when he left.
so i can dump this 64oz super soap into my empty 3d pink car soap 5 gallon drum and top it with water and it will be the same?
According to 3D yes.
3D recommends not pre rinsing before foaming but to eaches own.
Lately I have just been foaming without pre rinsing but you make a great point!
What was the other foam you said want to try it out
I'm not sure, it's been a while since I recorded this. Do you know the time stamp I said it at?
How does this compare to the 3D super pre-soak?
This is a ph neutral soap for regular washing
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa so, 3D super pre-soak cleans better?
@@adamgallagher6869 yes but it will have a negative impact on waxes and sealants
Any plans on reviewing the 3d wash n wax?
No plans for that, I have no uses for wash and wax products but anything from 3D so far has been outstanding.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa I also want to try their APC's. Any plans on reviewing those?
@@toobstr I've got orange and yellow degreaser. Orange is pretty straight forward for interior cleaning and stains but I plan on doing a video for yellow on a dirty wheel.