xpress wax in foam cannon?

[owendavidj]

Has anyone ever made their own wash/wax solution by mixing, say, hyper wash with syn express spray wax, and then used in their foam cannon?

to be more descriptive of my concern: I've used intended "wash & wax" solutions in my cannon plenty of times before, but wondering if actually mixing a spray wax that was not intended to be mixed with a wash (express wax and hyper wash) would clog my foam cannon or anything.

[davey g-force]

Re: xpress wax in foam cannon?

I haven't heard of anyone trying it, but I doubt it would cause problems. But I'm also not sure how effective it would be in actually leaving a small layer of wax behind.

Maybe you can try it and let us know what happens!

[Meticulous-Detail]

Probably a waste and time and product. Just apply D156 during the drying process.

[Detailing by M]

Re: xpress wax in foam cannon?

geesus, talk about wasting product!

I'd try ultimate wash n wax first

[davey g-force]

Re: xpress wax in foam cannon?

I'd try ultimate wash n wax first

Sounds like he already has

[owendavidj]

Re: xpress wax in foam cannon?

Yeah used UW/W it works fine. There's a 2 fold reason for the thought process. I guess I'll try and let you know.

1. Started using hyper wash in the cannon to save money. And gives me a reason for a small upcharge if someone wants a quick-wax applied.

2. I've noticed in the past, lets take UW/W for example, that when applied with foam cannon it leaves a much more noticeable wax coat than if washed traditionally. obviously the foam sitting on the car gives the wax more time to do its thing. Do maybe, just maybe a thick foam containing express wax would have the same effect???

And yes, to the comment above, of course its fast enough to apply it properly while the car is drying, but hey, 5 minutes is 5 minutes in my day, add 5 minutes up 7 times a day,5 times a week that about 2.5 hours or another $100....time is money