Glen Hogan
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Does anybody use or know of a true brushless soap. I mean if I put a brush to it it doesn't make it any cleaner.
Brushless Soap
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Glen Hogan
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That's what I thought, but I hear about all these people claiming brushless soap
Christopher
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What really matters is your definition of clean or what the customers will accept.
There are some great and strong soaps out there but some will leave a film that is hard to see but when you wipe the surface with your finger you can see it, if your customer is ok with that then several soaps will do nicely.
2- stepping also does a great job.
With most customers that are very picky you will probably have to brush but charge accordingly for the extra work.
There are some great and strong soaps out there but some will leave a film that is hard to see but when you wipe the surface with your finger you can see it, if your customer is ok with that then several soaps will do nicely.
2- stepping also does a great job.
With most customers that are very picky you will probably have to brush but charge accordingly for the extra work.
I agree with Chris. Yes brushing/agitation will always make it look better. Depends on what they want and what their willing to pay for it.
For the most part, most companies just want a 70 mph truck wash.
Be careful what you buy, a lot of companies claim to have a "brushless" truck soap but it's not.
Russ Johnson with Southside Equipment sells a good truck soap and aluminum brightener for 2 stepping.
For the most part, most companies just want a 70 mph truck wash.
Be careful what you buy, a lot of companies claim to have a "brushless" truck soap but it's not.
Russ Johnson with Southside Equipment sells a good truck soap and aluminum brightener for 2 stepping.
Glen Hogan
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That's what I figured Thanks Guys