NEW Bilt Hamber Touch-Less Snow Foam - HONEST TEST & REVIEW!

[@patrickvennard838]

Lots of us started with BH, I bought some V2 this week despite being a snow foam doubter and Garage Therapy fan. It is ok at 2% PIR but my car has PPF and a Gyeon Professional coating on it. I think for me it will be good in my big 9L sprayer as a pre-wash.

[@pigeonpoo1823]

Thanks for the review and also for showing that 1% is probably the sweet spot. 15ml TL into 1.5l = mostly clean car. Or, if i can be bothered, use an ik foamer, so lets say 30ml. Thats 30p a wash. 30p! And it rinses well. Superb product

[@tenbob1973]

Liked and subbed. Atm I'm using KC GSF to lay on top of Surfex HD prior to contact wash but might have a go of this when the GSF runs out.

[@brianhunt914]

I generally use a foaming spray as they are so economical using 30-40ml per wash.

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Crazy this video was yesterday and you re-uploaded it today 😜

[@TheDetailingSpace]

It went live at 6am this morning.... Meant to be 6pm 😅

[@SilverDomUK]

Problem is with all snow foams is the hardness of your water. Harder the water the less foamy it is. Use DI or purified water to top up your foamer! Dwell time is important too, longer the better so make sure you do it in the shade. If you really want to see the results, try it on a white car and do half and half!

[@mikek5631]

Thanks for the review. It's no doubt a good product but in my own use I found I needed to use more product to get close to the same results from using less product of Carpro Lift. I appreciate the biodegradable aspect of Bilt Hamber but cost for me is the still final point. For that reason I spend less and get the same or better results using Carpro Lift so that is what I default to. I do think Bilt Hamber makes great products but I also do think there's a lot of hype around the brand right now which makes it seem like it's leaps and bounds better which in my opinion it is not. I find I always have to use more Bilt Hamber product to get equal results from other brands. So for that reason I find Bilt Hamber to be on the expensive side. Not what I'm looking for as a person who likes to detail his own car every week.

[@roger4880]

Stopped using a foam gun, instead pump sprayer roughly 4L of water and whatever % Bilt Hamber product I need, super cheap, easy and no worries about foam hanging around.

[@TheDetailingSpace]

Yeah, that's definitely an option.... 👍

[@danstanford89]

What pump sprayer do u recommend?

[@stevensanchez7740]

Just put in my pre order thru Obsessed Garage im hyped like you dont know, i do have to wait until liike summer but i just can't see myself shelfing out the money for the shipping when i can get so much more other stuff

[@kwl189]

Technically, this is version 3 as they made a slightly change to the formulation to make thicker foam from it.

[@Zoranurai13]

Have it on order, still have 2.5L of the original so curious how well it cleans

[@fxcg2]

hi. first time viewer. quality video mate. may i ask can a touch-less be used as a contact wash shampoo?

[@TheDetailingSpace]

I don't think it specifies that, but you could leave it on the car for added lubrication whilst washing with your usual product

[@fxcg2]

@@TheDetailingSpace thanks a lot for the answer and tip. have a nice day and good luck 👍

[@DjNikGnashers]

I have always used auto foam, and although touchless is the new hyped product, I don't see it as any better than auto foam when I look through none fanboy eyes. It's got a slightly lower PH value, and appears to be just slightly better at cleaning certain types of dirt, where auto foam is better at other types of dirt.

[@petersmith7126]

A lot of reviews seem to be coming down on Touchless as better over the winter months with Auto Foam over the summer months.... Not sure if I'd fancy buying both but it's a thought to ponder on

[@DjNikGnashers]

@@petersmith7126 Good comment sir.

[@luigidicarp9521]

I'm confused with this touchless product... it is PRE-WASH product? do you pre-wash then rinse and done? or pre-wash > rinse > shampoo > contact wash > rinse?

[@Kalhan482]

Prewash product.

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

First!!!