With Touch-Less I'm currently using 200ml of product & 250ml of water in my lance bottle. That easily covers a Golf sized car. Foams & dwells for a good 5-10 minutes in shady conditions.
Good insight into this hard to get product. Car looks clean. The blanket good do with been a bit thicker. Increase the Volume of product in the cannon bottle. Reduce the size of your orifice in the actual cannon. Turn to (-) for more volume. K7 Compact with a 8m hose is a better alternative for cars.
I agree with do my head in big knot in the hose, buy yourself a kranzle 1152 TST, you will never have to buy another pressure washer ever again, expensive but worth every penny. As for the snow foam I have pretty much tried every one on the market and in my opinion auto smart snow foam pro is the best. £30 for 5 litres not the cheapest but I believe worth it, the thickest foam ever leaving a wax like finish.
@@kenanhill3006 depends on output of PW, some petrol PW putting out 21lpm while a domestic electric unit outputs maybe 6/7 LPM hence the dilution ratios differ
This new product looks like a great idea especially in cold winters when one wants to avoid contact washing with cold water. My only question is that does the product contain a wax or sealant to keep the car protected during washes? Reason I ask is that during a normal contact wash, i would normally apply a spray wax after the contact wash to keep the car protected from the elements. I wonder if I can apply a spray wax right after the touchless wash if the touchless doesn't contain any wax.
No I don’t think it does buddy but there is the new product from bilt hamber called rich on, I have this product also and will be doing a video when it’s not pouring down! It is a sealant and they recommend applying once a month!
No this doesn’t have any waxes or protection. It wouldn’t be the best idea to apply spray wax and buff off after doing just a touchless wash. You will still have contaminants on the surface and will be rubbing it in causing marring/swirl marks. If you want to add protection and stay touchless then use a spray on & rinse off product like car pro Hydro2, Gyeon wet coat, nanolex wash coat, sonax spray & seal, etc.
@@epap1375 I know that you would not go straight on with touch less straight after a snow foam!!! Billy hamber recommend that you wash fully and that’s the least I would do 🤷♂️
If I wanted a thick snow foam that looks pretty and doesn’t work I wouldn’t use bilt hamber! This is a brand new product and like I’ve said I’m experimenting, given the amount of product I used I think it did a great job! But that’s my opinion from using it 👌
@@chazteb yes add some washing up liquid it's a surfactant just like sf. In my experience SF doesnt dissolve dirt. I use non acidic tfr plus a squirt of washing up liquid through a foam cannon which results in great snow effect and the cleaning power i want coupled with a true touchless wash. SF needs to be agitated resulting in paint damage
To be fair I would say they are both relatively the same! Some say to use touchless in summer and auto foam in winter, touchless is sugar based but to be honest I can’t really tell the difference between the two. End of day whichever you choose they both do an excellent job in my opinion 👌
@@garywilkostube3435 i have always used auto foam with little bit of apc in with mix give it bit of a kick ...i just brought touch-less 5 litre on offer il try it soon
Watched Jon and his video today as well. How does this compare after the car dries off? Does it seem better at removing that last matt of dirt that autofoam leaves that requires a contact wash?
Hi mate once I finished filming it rained! So I guess time will tell, but to be fair the end result was really good for the minimal amount of product I used. I was impressed I must say. I will be trying touch on when the weather improves and will do a video on that also 👍 thanks for watching 👌
@@garywilkostube3435 at no point did I or anyone else mention clotted cream. For a product to work as intended I have found that its consistency has to be thicker to allow it to somewhat cling to the car and slide off taking loose contaminants with it. Im no expert, I merely commented on how thin your mix was in relation to the multitude of clips and personal experience I've had using a few snow foam products. Have a fabulous day sir.
I didn’t say u had mentioned clotted cream I did! Like I said I was experimenting and trying to get away with as little mix as possible. I have since adjusted my ratio to around 300-350 and that seems a better consistency 👏 as shown in my how to snow foam vid 👍
Still dont get the real benefit of this product. Its not a all in 1 pre and wash touch less product. Its a snow foam prewash and for that reason, I will stick with Autofoam. Overall a pointless product.
Hi Declan, I use Touch Less and it’s great for removing harsh contaminants without scrubbing your paintwork and causing scratches etc. I rate it but there are many ways of getting a car clean. 👍
You need at least 300ml of product in your bottle or it’s not at the correct concentration to clean properly. It’s the same with Auto Foam from BH
like Phile said 200ml and onto a dry body i found helped the other week when all the sap started falling from the tree's..
Subscribe please guys I will be upping more content when the weather improves 👍
With Touch-Less I'm currently using 200ml of product & 250ml of water in my lance bottle.
That easily covers a Golf sized car.
Foams & dwells for a good 5-10 minutes in shady conditions.
Good insight into this hard to get product. Car looks clean. The blanket good do with been a bit thicker. Increase the Volume of product in the cannon bottle. Reduce the size of your orifice in the actual cannon. Turn to (-) for more volume. K7 Compact with a 8m hose is a better alternative for cars.
Get yrself an mtm pf22 cannon.there awesome. Also I use 300ml then top upto 1000ml water.
PIR looks way to low. And that knotted hose was like finger nails down a blackboard 😄
Dude good video but you need a better snow from cannon or change the inside it will help
I agree with do my head in big knot in the hose, buy yourself a kranzle 1152 TST, you will never have to buy another pressure washer ever again, expensive but worth every penny. As for the snow foam I have pretty much tried every one on the market and in my opinion auto smart snow foam pro is the best. £30 for 5 litres not the cheapest but I believe worth it, the thickest foam ever leaving a wax like finish.
I don't bother adding water to bottle. Fill the bottle with neat SF . The water coming thru from the pressure will dilute it 10:1
50/50 in my lance to get 4% PIR with my K4.
@@kenanhill3006 depends on output of PW, some petrol PW putting out 21lpm while a domestic electric unit outputs maybe 6/7 LPM hence the dilution ratios differ
This new product looks like a great idea especially in cold winters when one wants to avoid contact washing with cold water. My only question is that does the product contain a wax or sealant to keep the car protected during washes? Reason I ask is that during a normal contact wash, i would normally apply a spray wax after the contact wash to keep the car protected from the elements. I wonder if I can apply a spray wax right after the touchless wash if the touchless doesn't contain any wax.
No I don’t think it does buddy but there is the new product from bilt hamber called rich on, I have this product also and will be doing a video when it’s not pouring down! It is a sealant and they recommend applying once a month!
@@garywilkostube3435 ok, that's great. Thanks for the reply and look forward to it. Cheers
Sorry typo touch on it’s called lol cheers👍
No this doesn’t have any waxes or protection. It wouldn’t be the best idea to apply spray wax and buff off after doing just a touchless wash. You will still have contaminants on the surface and will be rubbing it in causing marring/swirl marks. If you want to add protection and stay touchless then use a spray on & rinse off product like car pro Hydro2, Gyeon wet coat, nanolex wash coat, sonax spray & seal, etc.
@@epap1375 I know that you would not go straight on with touch less straight after a snow foam!!! Billy hamber recommend that you wash fully and that’s the least I would do 🤷♂️
Gary seems very watery. Add some washing up liquid shake and wait of the avalanche of snow
If I wanted a thick snow foam that looks pretty and doesn’t work I wouldn’t use bilt hamber! This is a brand new product and like I’ve said I’m experimenting, given the amount of product I used I think it did a great job! But that’s my opinion from using it 👌
Washing up liquid, you can't be serious?
@@chazteb yes add some washing up liquid it's a surfactant just like sf. In my experience SF doesnt dissolve dirt. I use non acidic tfr plus a squirt of washing up liquid through a foam cannon which results in great snow effect and the cleaning power i want coupled with a true touchless wash. SF needs to be agitated resulting in paint damage
would you one cleans better bh touchless or the auto foam?
To be fair I would say they are both relatively the same! Some say to use touchless in summer and auto foam in winter, touchless is sugar based but to be honest I can’t really tell the difference between the two. End of day whichever you choose they both do an excellent job in my opinion 👌
@@garywilkostube3435 i have always used auto foam with little bit of apc in with mix give it bit of a kick ...i just brought touch-less 5 litre on offer il try it soon
Yea I do the same on occasion use a drop of surfex with it 👌 enjoy the touchless, let us know what you think of it 👍
Watched Jon and his video today as well. How does this compare after the car dries off? Does it seem better at removing that last matt of dirt that autofoam leaves that requires a contact wash?
Hi mate once I finished filming it rained! So I guess time will tell, but to be fair the end result was really good for the minimal amount of product I used. I was impressed I must say. I will be trying touch on when the weather improves and will do a video on that also 👍 thanks for watching 👌
Great vid! 👍
I hope to up another soon on the touch on but weathers been rubbish 👍
@@garywilkostube3435 Brilliant mate look forward to it!
Thats way too thin a mix
It’s a new product and I am experimenting, it doesn’t need to be like clotted cream to work as the video proves
@@garywilkostube3435 at no point did I or anyone else mention clotted cream. For a product to work as intended I have found that its consistency has to be thicker to allow it to somewhat cling to the car and slide off taking loose contaminants with it. Im no expert, I merely commented on how thin your mix was in relation to the multitude of clips and personal experience I've had using a few snow foam products. Have a fabulous day sir.
I didn’t say u had mentioned clotted cream I did! Like I said I was experimenting and trying to get away with as little mix as possible. I have since adjusted my ratio to around 300-350 and that seems a better consistency 👏 as shown in my how to snow foam vid 👍
You remind me of the actor who is type cast into police roles...
Ummm like who lol? Give me an example 😱
@@garywilkostube3435 thought I replied but it didn't stick. Dean Norris ruclips.net/video/nrmctWdCA9M/видео.html
Lol 😂
Still dont get the real benefit of this product. Its not a all in 1 pre and wash touch less product. Its a snow foam prewash and for that reason, I will stick with Autofoam. Overall a pointless product.
Hi Declan, I use Touch Less and it’s great for removing harsh contaminants without scrubbing your paintwork and causing scratches etc. I rate it but there are many ways of getting a car clean. 👍