IK foam pro 2 + Autoglym Polar kit 3 stage process, snow foam, polar blast, polar wash, polar seal.

[@GeorgeShepherd-c1l]

New viewer to your channel thank you for your efforts and for a 16yr old car it’s a credit to you.Thank you.Well done.

[@rev-you1975]

@@GeorgeShepherd-c1l Thanks mate. Welcome aboard. Appreciate it. Also. Thanks re the car. She’s off for paint at present. So will be back in a month looking better than ever with some additional aero (oem, nothing insane) and other genuine Subaru finishing bits. I’m beyond excited. Skoda content for the next month, unless my fiesta turbo gets finished and I can get some fiesta content up before she get’s squirrelled away for the winter. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. All the best.

[@pigeonpoo1823]

Thanks for all the hard effort. Now, repeat using the ik sprayer!😅 Genuinely would be interesting to see if polar blast can be done via a sprayer as Autofoam is equally effective with either tool. Cheers, you've earned yourself a beer

[@rev-you1975]

Lol. You have genuinely made me chuckle. I’ll add that to the list. Thanks for watching. You are my inspiration. Really appreciate the suggestions. Genuinely.

[@rev-you1975]

I reckon the sprayer could do it too.

[@rev-you1975]

I love a challenge. I’ll do the fiesta at the weekend with the sprayer. If the weathers ok.

[@rev-you1975]

I did have a few beers afterwards.

[@pigeonpoo1823]

@@rev-you1975 good idea. Pick a smaller car to ik. I plan on suing ik for RSI. Do you rate polar blast's cleaning power? If not, try adding 2-4% Autofoam? Surfex definitely works with 2 snow foams I have.

[@cassiejvance7496]

Love the STI on your wheels bro

[@rev-you1975]

Thanks mate. Long story short. When I had my wheels refurbished. The centres looked really tired. I struggled to find genuine centres for sensible money so bought generic logo wheel centre prints off of eBay. They were about £8 4 years ago. Worked a treat and lasted about 4 years. I think one recently came unstuck. Anyway. For the money. You can’t go wrong. I’ll re do mine again soon. One piece of advise if you do it. Lacquer them first. Then the finish lasts longer. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Appreciate it.

[@hannoguz]

Good job 👏🏻

[@rev-you1975]

Thank you. Much appreciated. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. All the best.

[@nmacog]

What hose do you have on the Karcher K2 . I need one that doesn't kink !

[@rev-you1975]

@@nmacog This one. Although you do have to unravel it properly first. I like it. STYDDI 10M High Pressure Washer... www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B082LTTZ2R?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

[@joebonilla5997]

Quick question how difficult would it be to use just one foamer for different solutions… wheels, pre wash, and car shampoo… I wouldn’t want to get 3 different foamers

[@rev-you1975]

Hello. Not too much drama at all really. They take 30 seconds to wash out. Having a sprayer and a foamer is nice. Then you can get prepped indoors, pumped up ready to go. I think if I was going to have just one, I’d probably have the multi sprayer. They’re great for citrus pre wash or rinse less pre soak. So maybe just edges it in terms of versatility. Having said that if you simply must have foam and don’t have a foam cannon, then of course. The foamer is the way to go. Wheel cleaner, citrus pre wash etc can be delivered with a standard sprayer no drama and shampoo can just be in a bucket. Also. If you really want to save on equipment. Just use ONR. It’s incredible. You can wash inside, outside, glass and wheels with one bucket full. Sorry for the short story. Thanks for watching.

[@darrenrodd.]

U got to get the power washer out so just as well use a foam lanse cant see the point in these sprayers

[@rev-you1975]

@@darrenrodd. Hello. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. It was just a test to see if was possible in principle. In everyday use for me personally. I use the foamer for wheels and localised areas. But was interesting to test none the less. All the best.

[@CapitanHarlockisback]

Too small for an entire car.

[@rev-you1975]

Hello. Sorry for the delayed response. I wasn’t too sure how to reply. I did do the entire car. Possibly a little too manual but if you have limited kit or no foam cannon this method yields similar results. Also. You can use a pump to pump up the foamer which lessens the manual aspect a little. Thanks for watching as always. Much appreciated. All the best.