
The story
This soap started out of frustration. Supply issues kept killing my wash routine, so we built something custom instead.
Iterations A through E. Side by side scent tests. Foam that feels like shaving cream, not that dry airy stuff. This is the full journey, from first sample to final formula.
Targeted at 7.0 to 7.2, safe on wax, sealants, and ceramic coatings.
Clings to the panel and slowly melts away instead of clumping off in patches.
1oz in a full foam cannon or bucket is plenty for most setups.
Premium surfactants of the same grade found in high end body wash. Gentle on skin and paint.
Rinses clean without staining, even after fully drying on a hot panel in direct sun.
Every raw material is sourced and blended domestically.
Dial it in
This soap is highly concentrated. Find your starting point based on your setup.
Start low and adjust from there. More soap means more foam and lubricity, but this formula performs at amounts most soaps can't match.
Most soaps fake performance with cheap surfactants. This one earns it.
Run a touchless pre-wash to clear loose dirt and grit before any contact with the paint.
Add to a full foam cannon or bucket and adjust based on your setup and flow rate.
Straight lines with a clean mitt, rinsing often in a separate rinse bucket.
Rinse thoroughly, dry with a clean microfiber cloth, and enjoy the slick, glassy finish.
No. The formula is pH neutral, targeted at 7.0 to 7.2, and safe on coatings, waxes, and sealants.
Start with 1oz in a full foam cannon or bucket. High flow pressure washers may need up to 3oz for the same foam performance.
It rinses clean without staining windows, trim, or paint, even after fully drying on a hot panel.
Let it come to room temperature over a couple of days, shake it well, and it's good to go. Avoid letting it freeze repeatedly.
Two years from the purchase date. Give the container a quick shake if it's been sitting for a while.