Ethos Foam Party - Concentrated pH Neutral Car Wash Soap - Snow Foam Suds Car Wash Soap - Foam Cannon Soap - Safe For Waxes, Sealants & Coatings (1 Gallon)

I had been using Adam's Mega Foam for a few years, for some reason the last time I ran out the gallon couldn't be shipped to me. I searched to find something as similar as possible and landed on this.As far as I can tell it works exactly the same, just as foamy, just as slick. The only difference is color and scent (Also price, but that varies. At the moment this one costs more). In the future I'll purchase which ever is cheaper when I need more.

Use it as a pre soak and it gets much of the initial grime off. If the car isn’t too dirty and you have spot free water it can even be used as a spot free wash.

Pretty good stuff

I mixed up my standard 2oz in foamer bottle and this mixture created thick dense foam. I covered my car using a 2nd pass and still only used a third of the mixture in my bottle. This was using a simple 1700 PSI spray washer. I let the foam stand for 5-6 minutes, not running off my well ceramic coated vehicle. After the rinse, very little road grime remained. I followed up with my normal ceramic wash and the results were very good

I'm a little disappointed in the performance of this. I had very high expectations of the product due to the performance of their graphene coating, which I've purchased several bottles of (Ethos Resist). The smell could be a little more fragant, but that isn't a big deal. the real problem is it's hard to get as much foam. I find that while washing the car with mitts, the foam has left too soon because there was never enough of it and it was never thick and sudsy enough.

I bought this on a whim and couldn't believe I was spending $65 for a gallon of soap (normally I use rainx foaming soap which is like $7 for 100oz). I'm actually blown away by the product! I wouldn't be surprised if this stuff actually ends up being cheaper in the long run because you need so little of it. I used to have to dump in quite a bit of soap into my bucket and foam cannon to get good foam and lubrication. This stuff takes like one oz in a foam cannon to get good foam, then I put the remaining stuff from my foam cannon in the bucket and it is plenty of suds for a contact wash. Of course you can use a little more if you want really good foam, but with a 1.1 orifice in a $15 foam cannon and a $70 electric pressure washer I already get shaving cream that I can build on the panel. Even with my cordless ryobi pressure washer and the crappy foam blaster you get decent foam. You can really tell how concentrated it is by the color which is a VERY rich yellow. It takes much longer to dry in the sun as well even on black paint. The ONLY complaint, and it is a small one, is that it could be a bit easier to rinse off so my cordless washer which is only .7 gpm could rinse it better. With any real pressure washer it will not be an issue.I was also blown away by the cleaning ability of the product with just a touchless wash. I've always thought prewashes were a gimmick because I usually just prerinse with water, spray on foam, and do my contact wash. I've never had any issues with swirls or scratching even on dark paint. However, the first time I used this I wanted to see what it could do on a medium dirty car (some salt and dust from minnesota roads and the gravel road I live on). To my surprise it actually came pretty dang clean. Not perfect, but the grime had been on there for quite a while and the vehicle wasn't coated with any sealant. With a sealant and light grime it got my car 99% clean which is great for me since I am in college and don't have the ability to wash my car at my apartment complex generally. With this product, I am now able to bring a couple 5 gallon jugs of water, my ryobi ez clean power sprayer (600psi model), leaf blower, and keep my vehicles clean without having to use rinseless washes which I have never trusted. When I am at my house I still do contact washes to reset it, but I love that I don't have to take my vehicles across minnesota just to wash them anymore.Overall, I am more than happy with the performance and enjoyable experience this product brings to detailing my vehicles. If you have the money to shell out once, this stuff is going to last a long time and be pretty cheap in the long run. I wash my corvette, truck, motorcycle, and possibly friends cars at least once a week and expect this stuff to last almost a year. I used to buy 100oz of soap every month or so for reference and it didn't do half of what this does. I now wash my stuff with a smile on my face because it is so easy to use and smells great. I think this is the most slept on product on the market and should be talked about much more.