500ml / 16oz Minimize microscratches by pre washing Drip Snow Foam Pre Wash is an essential part of any car washing routine because it helps prevent micro scratches and dullness. When you wash your car by hand while there are still small dirt particles on it, you risk creating microscratches that can make your car's paint look dull over time. By pre-washing with Drip Snow Foam Pre Wash before the contact wash, you can remove these particles and protect your car's finish. Safe on your wrap and coated car Our unique formula is safe to use on all types of paint, including wrapped cars, thanks to its PH neutral composition. Drip Snow Foam Pre Wash works to break down and remove dirt and grime from your car's paintwork, making it a great first step in the washing process without the need to make contact with the paint surface with a wash mitt. Plus, our formula won't degrade any protection applied to your exterior, ensuring your car stays protected and looking its best. How to use Step 1: Add Drip and Water 1:10 Add Drip to your foam cannon using a 1:10 dilution - 1 part Drip plus 10 parts of water. Example: add 25ml of Drip, then add 250ml of water. Depending on your pressure washer's power, try different ratios to find your desired foam thickness. Step 2: Mix Formula Stir the formula with a spoon inside the foam cannon to make sure it's mixed evenly. Don't shake the foam cannon. Shaking creates bubbles inside the cannon Step 3: Spray on Blast (only during Deep Clean) Spray Blast Heavy Duty Cleaner on visibly dirty areas for extra cleaning power, thick layers of dirt, road grime, bugs, or bird poop. After spraying it on, put a layer of Drip Snow Foam Pre Wash on top of it. Use Blast Heavy Duty Cleaner only for deep cleaning every 2-3 months. Step 4: Foam your car Don’t rinse before foaming, this will further dilute your snow foam and make it less effective at loosening dirt. Start foaming your car from the bottom and work to the top. This way, you'll see where you've foamed already. Step 5: Let it drip Let the foam drip and loosen dirt. Rinse before it dries. Leave it longer in winter, shorter in summer, depending on how fast it dries. Step 6: Rinse bottom to top Start rinsing at the bottom first. If you rinse the top first, it removes the foam at the bottom, and you might miss spots. Note: During contact wash, you'll work from top to bottom. Now that you've safely removed the surface level dirt, you can safely wash your car by hand with Flow Contact Wash.
