Miles Better - Magifoam Magic

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Miles Better - Magifoam Magic

Post by steve_70 » Sun Feb 13, 2011 11:35 pm

Some Pictures I thought I would share with you all of Autobrite's Magifoam Pre-wash.

I have ordered some Espuma Activo to compare and will post up some results when I trial it on my RS.

All the pics shown are using only Magifoam and there was no pre-rinsing pre-soaking or APC etc applied... just MF straight onto car and left to dwell for approx 20-30 mins.

The car was then power rinsed thoroughly and pictures taken directly following rinse.

As a sidenote this was part of larger detail (that havent written up yet) and so I was following with a bucket wash. But I would say it removed >90 of the grime and dirt in a touchless manner, so how I look at it is that when I came to get the mitt on it, I have 90% less touching to do and 90% less filth and grime on the car and therefore 90% less risk of damage.

I will let the photos do the speaking :D .....

Side-Note - the owners did not require there plates being masked.

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^^^^^ I think my neighbour was amazed when I told him, that yes, his was meant to be same colour as mine :D



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Thanks for looking :D
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RE: Miles Better - Magifoam Magic

Post by Rick_RS4 » Mon Feb 14, 2011 12:06 am

great result

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Post by chunky79 » Mon Feb 14, 2011 7:56 am

Thats shocked me how much dirt it has pulled off. I'm almost at the end of my hyperwash now and this doesn't fetch anywhere near this amount of dirt off

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Post by steve_70 » Mon Feb 14, 2011 10:58 am

chunky79 wrote:Thats shocked me how much dirt it has pulled off. I'm almost at the end of my hyperwash now and this doesn't fetch anywhere near this amount of dirt off

dunc
Don't rush out just yet and buy Magigfoam, I have some Activo on order and want to see how that compares, now that I have some bench mark cases to go against. Will let you know what the verdict is soon 8)
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Post by DuncS3 » Mon Feb 14, 2011 11:25 am

here is my pitiful hyperwash foam effort...[/img]
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Post by steve_70 » Mon Feb 14, 2011 11:37 am

You need some new Foam I think :shock:

Get the Gillette Love :lol:

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DuncS3 wrote:here is my pitiful hyperwash foam effort...[/img]
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Post by DuncS3 » Mon Feb 14, 2011 12:53 pm

Got it - so 100 cans of Gillette - does it matter if its the one for sensitive skin?

i can use my hyperwash as normal shampoo right?

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Post by steve_70 » Mon Feb 14, 2011 1:10 pm

DuncS3 wrote:Got it - so 100 cans of Gillette - does it matter if its the one for sensitive skin?

i can use my hyperwash as normal shampoo right?
Depends if you have a metro-sexual RS :lol:

Yes HW is 'ok' not great as a normal Shampoo.... IMO megs shampoo pus (S+) best for bucket, more lubey than HW.

But theen I dont use either, I am using ONR and will be using Espuma Astro (and they do a wash and wax 'Duo') and very good value for money and does what it says on the label, no fancy boutiquey brand marketing or hype, just a product that works 8)

I am hopefully going to be able to hook up with somebody to be able to sell products that I use in my own details, they then get an endorsement, if they dont work, I dont use them and then wouldnt link back to where to buy them.
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