Chemical Guys Hydrosuds High-Gloss Hyper Foaming SiO2 Ceramic Car Wash Soap

I loved this product. Put just a tiny bit, probably less than suggested on the label, in a bucket of water and lightly washed the car with circular motions using a microfiber sponge (8 shaped). The car looked very clean afterwards. I did have to go over the car once with the swift wipe waterless wash by chemical guys to remove hard water spots but I am pretty sure that was only because it was dark out when I washed so no sunlight to help dry where I live has very hard water. I think if I used a water filter on my hose or if it was sunny out that I wouldn't have needed to remove any water spots. The car was shining and beautiful, see images for a visual reference of how great the car looked after I washed it! My car was super filthy prior to trying the product, for the record… water spots, bird poop, dust and dirt galore. This cleaned it right up after an initial hose off and I couldn't be happier with the results!!! Smelled good, had a mirror finish, very concentrated, and it is safe for even my 2020 Range Rover's very high end paint/coating. And the photos are a day or so after the wash-still left the car looking good despite the dusty climate I live in.

Alright so I have used this using the 2-bucket method, as well as with the TORQ Foam Blaster (TFB) for standard garden hoses. In a bucket, you really do not need much to get a good soapiness. That said, I highly recommend using this stuff with foam cannons to conserve and also ensure proper application and blending. Using this stuff with the TFB, I was using the 3rd of 5 dilution settings. It went on excellent, and I did not need to add soap to a bucket. It can get just about any kind of gunk off of your paint with only a few exceptions (those exceptions were toasted by the Tar and Bug Remover, highly recommend as well). It has a wonderful scent and, when using with the bucket, did not make my hands feel like I've washed them 30 times. Packaging is good, the nozzle is good, but on initial opening, you have to remove a clear seal on the bottle and also the tin seal on the nozzle. Kind of weird but not an issue. Would love to see this stuff come in bigger containers as well, I used about a quarter of the bottle on a wash using the TFB. Leaves my car with a ceramic coat looking beautiful, hydrophobic, and spotless. I use once per week, but only because I park under nasty trees and stuff. I'm going to try a waterless wash solution to spread this time frame out more - just purchased the Swift Wipe Sprayable - I will add a review on that product when I try it.