kilobravo
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Ryan: As you probably expected, some of us feel differently about foam. The best analogy I have is "soaking dirty dishes." I know for a fact that foaming and waiting five or ten minutes takes at the very least half the dirt off. In all honesty, I would guess that it's closer to 90 percent of the dirt.I also don't believe that foam cannons have any actual purpose,
Unlike some, I never agitate the foam to wash the vehicle, I rinse the foam off after soaking for 5-10 minutes (depending on how dirty the vehicle is,) and then use the TBM with a big ol' soft MF wash pad followed by another rinse. Finally, I hook up the de-ionizing rig and do the final rinse.. I rarely ever see any dirt on the wash pad while washing and both the rinse bucket and wash bucket have very clean water with only a tiny bit of grey after emptying. That just wouldn't be the case if the foam hadn't removed nearly all the dirt and grime.
So for me, removing millions of particles that could scratch the clear prior to ever touching the vehicle, is a huge WIN. I will never wash the Shelby without foaming first.
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