Hey man, great video! First off I'd like to say thank you for taking the time to make this very informative video. Although I truly respect the effort you put into making this review, I have to say that this review should've taken a completely different route. Throughout this video I get the feeling that you were expecting for this soap to leave some kind of hydrophobic protection, however, the packaging doesn't state that anywhere. Bead booster does just that, it boosts the level of beading/sheeting you're getting out of your SiO2/Wax protected vehicles. It is specifically formulated FOR SiO2/Wax protected vehicles, sure, you can use it as a normal car wash soap on an unprotected vehicle, but you're certainly not going to get protection from this soap, because that's not what it was designed to do. This soap is meant to compete with soaps like CarPro reset, in the field of enhancing the performance of your ceramic coating. Polymer-based soaps which are most soaps on the market hinder the true capabilities of ceramic coatings by placing artificial layers of polymer molecules on top of your vehicle, soaps like Bead Booster are made specifically to limit the amount of polymer being used but still deliver the cleaning and gloss of your typical soap. Your tests should've been done on a ceramic-coated or wax-protected surface, with the before shot being a spray down before any soap has been applied and an after shot where you have used the soap and are rinsing the surface. You would've without a doubt gotten the results this product was made to do, boost beading. In terms of price, you could find a 48oz container anywhere from 15-20 dollars, which I believe is a very fair price considering CarPro reset is selling for 20 dollars for a 17oz bottle. Yes, I do strongly believe that this soap could produce better foaming from a foam cannon, but why would you need to have good foam when you're working with a protected vehicle? If you have properly applied your protection, it should be very chemically resistant to paint etching. High-foaming soaps are made to reduce the chances of paint etching/ soap drying on the vehicle. All you need in a soap when working with a protected vehicle is slickness to reduce the chances of marring/scratches and cleaning capabilities. Again, thank you for this video and perhaps you can try making another video with these recommendations.
It's crap for the foam cannon I found. For a good old fashion bucket experience I was pretty happy . But for the price Ill just use Meguires gold class for that .
Used bucket method lots of soap, also didnt get much beading or sheeting until I sprayed my go to method of cleanin my rsx which is with megs waterless wash n wax
it does bead you diluted it to much ... wash most of the dirt off first then use full strength on wet microfiber or wash mit rinse leaf blower dry then finish hand dry ... then shoot water on it ,and yes you will see it bead up this is the best results method for any of these wash wax products we have a car collection and have figured out this method gets the best results ...
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Hey man, great video!
First off I'd like to say thank you for taking the time to make this very informative video. Although I truly respect the effort you put into making this review, I have to say that this review should've taken a completely different route. Throughout this video I get the feeling that you were expecting for this soap to leave some kind of hydrophobic protection, however, the packaging doesn't state that anywhere. Bead booster does just that, it boosts the level of beading/sheeting you're getting out of your SiO2/Wax protected vehicles. It is specifically formulated FOR SiO2/Wax protected vehicles, sure, you can use it as a normal car wash soap on an unprotected vehicle, but you're certainly not going to get protection from this soap, because that's not what it was designed to do. This soap is meant to compete with soaps like CarPro reset, in the field of enhancing the performance of your ceramic coating. Polymer-based soaps which are most soaps on the market hinder the true capabilities of ceramic coatings by placing artificial layers of polymer molecules on top of your vehicle, soaps like Bead Booster are made specifically to limit the amount of polymer being used but still deliver the cleaning and gloss of your typical soap. Your tests should've been done on a ceramic-coated or wax-protected surface, with the before shot being a spray down before any soap has been applied and an after shot where you have used the soap and are rinsing the surface. You would've without a doubt gotten the results this product was made to do, boost beading. In terms of price, you could find a 48oz container anywhere from 15-20 dollars, which I believe is a very fair price considering CarPro reset is selling for 20 dollars for a 17oz bottle. Yes, I do strongly believe that this soap could produce better foaming from a foam cannon, but why would you need to have good foam when you're working with a protected vehicle? If you have properly applied your protection, it should be very chemically resistant to paint etching. High-foaming soaps are made to reduce the chances of paint etching/ soap drying on the vehicle. All you need in a soap when working with a protected vehicle is slickness to reduce the chances of marring/scratches and cleaning capabilities. Again, thank you for this video and perhaps you can try making another video with these recommendations.
It's crap for the foam cannon I found. For a good old fashion bucket experience I was pretty happy . But for the price Ill just use Meguires gold class for that .
i used the mothers ceramic wax before i used that soap..they work better together in my opinion
You have to put the soap direct on the mitt to get the ceramic protection
Used bucket method lots of soap, also didnt get much beading or sheeting until I sprayed my go to method of cleanin my rsx which is with megs waterless wash n wax
This soap is not ment to bead water. Its ment to prep the car for ceramic their ceramic detailer
Thanks for the video.. Meh! Mothers isn't Crushing it.. event though the bottle is crushed.. 🤣🤣Stay safe!
That’s a fact.
Instructions says 1oz per gallon if you perform a hand wash, woth foam cannon its different...
turtle wax, all turtle wax
it does bead you diluted it to much ... wash most of the dirt off first then use full strength on wet microfiber or wash mit rinse leaf blower dry then finish hand dry ... then shoot water on it ,and yes you will see it bead up this is the best results method for any of these wash wax products we have a car collection and have figured out this method gets the best results ...
It would help to follow their instructions though. I am literally holding a bottle in my hand and you did not follow any of their instructions. 😂
you bought this??
Yes. I did it so you wouldn’t have to.
@@BringItMuscleCars You have to put the soap direct on the mitt to get the ceramic protection try that
The mothers cms grey jug carwash is better.
Maybe better in a bucket