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Summary: It's a good deal at £6.25 a bottle. But you should use this product together with a citrus as a pre-wash.I ordered this snowfoam because it was very cheap at £6 or so for 2 litres. For reference, that's around a quarter of the price I'd expect to usually pay for a reasonable snowfoam. I thought it was a little too cheap, but it was from a trusted brand so I thought why not. The worst that could happen would be that I'd waste £6 and some of my time.So, when I got the bottle, I was surprised that it recommended a 1:9 dilution ratio (100ml of product to 900ml of water), which is actually very high. Usually I'd be expecting around 1:3-1:5. This made me concerned that it won't be particularly powerful or foamy, but I'll get to that.I usually use a citrus pre-wash first, then put a snowfoam on top; that's my pre-wash step. But I tried super snow at its recommended dilution by itself to see what'll happen.During application, I was impressed at the nice foamy-ness of the product, even at a highly diluted state. The foam also clinged and stayed on the car quite well, it stuck on far longer than the 5 minutes claimed by the bottle. It smelt quite nice too, not too strong but pleasant fruity smell.After rinsing off the thick foam after 10 minutes of dwell time with my 150 bar pressure washer fairly thoroughly, I wasn't that impressed with the raw cleaning power of the foam. While it did soften stains, it wasn't quite enough to let only water pressure remove everything. My car wasn't that dirty for reference, but it had done a few days of commuting since the last maintainance wash. I also put gyeon wet coat as a top coat on my cars for easier cleaning and self-cleaning properties, so it should've been quite easy to remove the dirt on my car.So, from what I saw, I would say that this would be a good snowfoam to use in conjunction with a citrus, to give it the cleaning power punch it really needs to be a good product. This is because it's not an amazing cleaner by itself, but it has very good foaming and dwell time, so would help the citrus stay on the car and work for longer. A citrus I recommend would be Krystal Klear Detailing's Citrus magic. Dilute that into a pressure sprayer, and spray it on any dirty areas of your car, before snowfoaming the entire car.I would also personally hesitate to up the concentration of this product in the lance, as it seems very foamy already, and I'm not sure how the product will change when it's more concentrated. Perhaps it may lose that foaming/dwell ability at higher concentrations.If you want a snowfoam that has a bit more punch, try something like Infinity Wax Wipeout at 1:5 concentration. Personally, I'm going to get a few more bottles while they're cheap, I do have a use for a snowfoam like this one.

Easy to apply and water runs off car like its freshly waxed . 2 months old and still shining

Easy to use

Car

Super gloss finish.Easy application.Invisible shield protection. If I didn't know any better I think alien technology created this liquid performance..

Tried this on recommendation of a friend. It’s quick and easy to use. Gives a good shine and seems to last

One apply can be kept quite long and good value

Compared to others it is extremely easy to use. Very little effort required follow the instructions, one panel at a time. Don’t put too much on.I did the wife’s car first which had a different treatment on and did not take to well. So I Tcut and then reapplied.I did mine again TCut first then applied, perfect. Started to rain just before I had finished so the last bit was applied whilst it was spitting all fineWill see how long it lasts, I have used some treatments with a deeper shine and gloss but more difficult to apply