The Best Wash & Wax Car Soap - Why I Use It!

SCOTT WITH DALLAS PAINT CORRECTION & AUTO DETAILING IN PLANO TEXAS SHOWS A WASH & WAX CAR SOAP HE ENJOYS AND WHY HE BUYS IT
Products Used:
Blue Coral WC107G High Foam Car Wash Concentrate, 64 oz. - amzn.to/2W0Ps8v

[@Annnton17]

Scott you're changing the detailing world and helping us beginners by cutting through all the BS. Can't thank you enough

[@milinichsautodetail3124]

I'm glad I'm not the only person who thinks 40$ a gallon for soap is absolutely ridiculous!

[@devn3813]

MILINICH'S AUTO DETAIL a $40 gallon that’ll last as long as 20 gallons of store bought soap

[@Incomudro1963]

@@devn3813 $20.00 a gallon is ridiculous too.

[@devn3813]

Incomudro 1 ounce of adams soap goes as far as an entire jug of soap like blue coral. Not only that but it isn’t high quality. It needs to be something ph balanced and good foaming.

[@Incomudro1963]

@@devn3813 One ounce goes as far as a jug? Doubtful. As for quality, let's not get ridiculous. We're washing street cars - there's only so much quality our soaps need to have.

[@devn3813]

Incomudro use both and you’ll see. I’ve been doing this for almost 5 years and it is definitely true. I even took a detailing class and we’d dump an entire jug of this shit into the buckets for one vehicle because it’s 99% water. Adams makes two soaps that are more concentrated then their normal stuff and the normal car shampoo still can do all of the vehicles you want with only a couple ounces. Ordering in bulk with 15% off I end up spending less than I would for cheap junk in an auto parts store for much better product.

[@9thGenAccord]

I have been trying to tell people for years that wax in a soap does NOT leave protection on the paint. Bravo Sir!!

[@devn3813]

9th Gen Accord carnauba wax soap doesn’t work or add any protection but silica soap like car pro does.

[@stephenmartinez1]

Too bad you completely trashed blue coral in your very biased Wal mart car wash soap videos.

[@otispotis47]

Ive had a bottle in my garage from Walmart and never even opened it? I will try it now! Thanks for reminding me😁

[@EddyA808]

Ever since you review this soap, can never find it at Walmart. It flies off the shelf faster than candy lol. Keep it coming Scott, love you from Hawaii!

[@DJ-vw6ov]

That soap has been around for at least 35-40 years. Great soap. Now that you did a video it will be twice the price now. LOL Amazon does just that; NO JOKE. Another great video. I've learned so much. Thank you.

[@edubb2491]

Facts..i jis checked..15$😂😡

[@stephenlouden480]

I m typed off it too. of course I have a couple top brand expensive products. but soap isn't one of them. I just need it to be slick and breaks down grime... so the cheapest soap that does it and is Purple Power prime shine wash n wax $ 4.98 for 100 Oz at Walmart! it's frkin amazing

[@luckycharm2258]

This guys subscribers are growing like crazy! I love these type of videos. Thanks for saving me time and money Scott

[@richardcard9328]

Holy crap my dad has been talking about blue coral since the 70s! I hate it when he's right

[@jgwilliams67]

Being teachable has its advantages. I've learned allot from my Dad. (^_-)👍

[@Grizzleback07]

Learn as much as you can while he is still alive. My dad passed before I could learn all of his tricks and trades he learned through his life. Life is short.

[@trascents866]

Richard Card lol your dads a smart. Man I’ve used it for years and I mean years

[@dangelor1547]

Dude that sounds like me and my uncle I work for him , so you can imagine how many times he’s right

[@johnmiller6902]

with all the renaming and rebranding going around its nice to have a little info from a professional! thanks Scott, keep it coming!

[@doomboyrojas7434]

I love your vids man I’m a 14 year old kid just trying to make a little side hustle on detailing cars the right way I love how informative your videos are keep it up

[@condeerogers5858]

Scott, you are truly a man with integrity.

[@Roughdraft214]

I had blue coral and used it on my old new looking car. Bought it because it was cheap. Moved up to meguires gold class and I felt like it cleaned better and it definitely smelled nicer. Recently tried expensive chemical guys snow foam. Wasn’t impressed. Just as good as any decent ph balanced car soap and in fact it didn’t remove grime as it was advertised to do. What I learned was really any decent ph balanced soap will work well. The important thing is to wash regularly and it will help keep your paint looking good. The rest is personal preference.

[@randymcphink3924]

I got it when I bought my first camper 20 years ago. The camper called for a wash/wax. I loved it so much that I tried it on my truck and now I'm sold. Its my go to wash unless I'm stripping the old wax.

[@kirksvillemale]

I have used this stuff for over 20 years as my go to wash for cars. Cant beat it

[@yourfather5324]

I love how Scott thinks like us just average people trying not to spend too much money but making sure stuff works

[@MrKenfal69]

Scott, you are my best you tube friend Haha. since my 1st car 30 plus years ago,I was always neat freak with my cars. my friends have been telling for me for years I could make money at this. The money you save me and the knowledge you spread might give me the final push to detail cars as hobby. you take a lot of confusion of products and equipment out our heads. Keep up the good work and thank you for your time.

[@klasseact6663]

Scott my wife is even entertained by your videos keep up the good work!

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

tell your wife i send my love:)..i mean that respectfully..lol..im sure she is amazing, why else would you be with her:)...much love to both of you!

[@dprod1]

Thank you for your super fast response, very much appreciated Scott.

[@kinglu2652]

I respect your honesty. I’ve never been a sucker for gimmicks.

[@RC-jg2fz]

Just stumbled upon your channel, and really like the no nonsense approach to this business. Just picked up a 2017 Challenger in great condition, and plan on keeping it that with the info and advice from this channel. Keep up the good work

[@doom4uall]

you are hilarious hahah besides detailing man you'd be the best guy to have a super clear honest chat with lol

[@trascents866]

lol I’ve used Blue coral wash and wax for 18 years on my truck and paint still shine on an 00 f 150 with 230.000 miles I think it’s 5 for a gal

[@AJ-ds9xq]

That is awesome!!

[@scottappel8042]

Scott ,your doing a good job.Thanks for everything you do! We need 1 video every day.

[@egonpax]

Just found this video (after already buying some different cost soaps) and now I want to buy this to try out! Just to note, 4 years later and it's still $3.88 for 100 fl oz at Walmart.

[@damagecontrol1049]

This guy is the freakin Amadeus Mozart of the detail world

[@BucketList22]

Richard, so why come in here then? Just to Troll him I guess.

[@HGreen-le4nc]

Hey Jeff, maybe Richard is the f'n Clown.......

[@MapleLeafForever99]

Thanks Scott for your excellent insight, expertise and honesty. Thanks brother and God bless.

[@johnjackson-pu3xo]

Scott, once again blown away with the info, WOW!! I so much look forward to your next video

[@destinyexotix]

Stumbled across this page. Love your no bullshit attitude. Thanks for the vid!

[@iceman7306]

Took your advice on Sams Club microfiber towels, they are great quality, really impressed thanks for the tip.

[@rr1santos]

Scott everytime I open up KZbin I always look to see if youve uploaded a new video. When I started detailing cars again as a hobby I bought into the hype of chemical guys and Adams and started with their "starter packs". I ended up spending a lot of money on products that I now no longer touch because of your videos. They've been so informative for I wish I found your channel sooner. Thanks again.

[@asertiv1]

your channel is quickly becoming one of my favorites. keep up the great work!

[@R900DZ]

Wow, congratulations on your new position with blue coral!

[@fredgammon4152]

Great video..real eye opener..keep up the great work. Thanks

[@Babylon-WILL-fall]

Thank you for being honest. Just because something cost more doesn't mean it works better. Some cheap brands work just as good even better. I refuse to pay more than $10 for car soap

[@isaacgonzales654]

Scott we love you

[@woncho1]

Never get sick of your detailing info!

[@Braedenfish]

SCoTT!!! Rinse the car!!! I have watched you foam your beater and other trucks and you have taught me..work fast... DO NOT let the soap dry on the vehicle! Soooooo as you are making an excellent point and providing useful info as usual.....remind me of my dad cept he was taller and black......I am slowly starting to panic as I watch the foam sloooowly dissipate....I start to feel queezeee thinking about water marks. You are turning me into a car guy...cept imma girl. Thanks for the tip! Do you still favor Citrol for mineral stain removal? I have a navy blue. Dodge Challenger that is a water mark magnet. Thanks for any new info and all the great tips ....people think I'm Gandalf with the paint on old leather seats tip!!! Uh oh...Now whose rambling??

[@crlaw75]

"I'm going to wash my car, we're tired of you." Laughing out loud on that one. Great videos, learning a lot.

[@callmesparky4154]

Greetings from Long Island, been following your channel for a while now and just love it. I tried the other products you recommended and they all worked as perfectly. I will definitely give this a try too.

[@sherryd0049]

Walmart has the Blue Coral 100 oz wash and wax car soap for $4.87. Going to get me some :) Thank you for a great video

[@jcc713]

Love the honesty Scott..keep teaching us

[@camilosantana1541]

Enjoyed the video Scott. Very informative and entertaining at the same time. You have inspired me to take on my 3 family vehicles. When I finish I'll either love you or hate you. Keep up the great videos!

[@majesticautospa2014]

Scott!! everytime I go to Walmart they always say " lemme guess, Scott sent you back for more stuff right? " As always I do try them out anyways. Take care

[@RicoTracks24]

Been using Blue Corral since I was a kid, it’s the best kept secret! When I use to see all the $1 car wash in the store, I thought Blue Corral was high dollar 😂😂😂

[@Mike-Wolfe]

Developed by a division of Ecolab, along with Rain X. If you can get your hands on some Ecolab R/O rinse aid ($250 for 2 gal.) And add a cap of that to any soap, it will make it so slick, it will blow your mind, and it rinses off cleanly as well.

[@ericrodriguez8207]

My dad have been using that for years and a month ago I try a turtle wax car soap. I end up finding that blue coral gave me a better wash. :)

[@mlhm5]

$3.88 at Walmart - amazing price for a good product. Foam away at cheap prices.

[@rickyh527]

Just bought this at Walmart (100 oz.), it's still $3.88! 😂

[@gabrielbravo7389]

Where else do they sell this I'm from California

[@geezluis88]

Simple Green Car Wash does the job and you could get it for around $4-5 bucks as well. As it’s honestly one of my favorite soaps now.

[@joshpeterson7241]

I like this stuff better than any other cheap wash and wax I've tried. Maybe not better than really expensive soaps, but better than anything else I've tried that cost under $10 for 100oz.

[@klxboy9994]

Ive been using blue coral my entire adult life. Best car soap.

[@1775Dreamer]

I've been using Blue Coral products since I go my first car when I was 16 in the early 1980s. Their soap is some of the best for a "daily driver", and the price is amazing for its performance. I only wish they still made wax. The old Blue Coral Paste Wax from back in the day was AMAZING, and it lasted for a long time...

[@eronavbj]

Blue Coral was always rated best by Consumer Reports back in the 1980s. It seems to have disappeared from shelves lately. I still have an older spray bottle of Blue Coral wax, and I can find no difference from that old product and the newer sprays from the big names today, like Meguires.

[@hankmann9361]

Thank you. You just sound like THE TRUTH

[@glenmel78]

The company that makes Blue Coral also makes.... Permatex, black magic, Fast Orange, fix a flat, and more....they know what they're doing.

[@weaverdetails4747]

Very informative, thank you. How does it smell ? I know it's dumb but smell is very important to me as a weekend warrior. Saturday morning 6 am ... just me and the car and the smell of the suds. It's almost therapeutic.

[@jusb1066]

i bought a whole gallon of zip wax wash for $5, the last gallon lasted me 30 years lol, that stuff was the norm back then, since then car stuff has gone crazy with expensive brands for washing your car with

[@joemontero725]

Thanks scott im glad im not alone. I use this for years on my old daily driver and it gives me what i want for anout a month of protection and shine and its inexpensive. But now my question is what soap can i use to take the wax ( off) my car to get down to the bare clear coat and prepare for a wax? Thanks and keep the instructional videos comming.

[@maxwired2235]

Dawn dish soap.

[@RoadBuster67]

I didn't know this. You learn something new every day.

[@JoseAlvarez-rz6sl]

Scott thank you my friend and here I'm worried about not having soap for washing my car i mean I don't want to use Palmolive like my brother does. I rather use maguire soap or at least I thought that was the way too go but now I know different thanks to you buddy .for now on I'm using blue for my car soap and not break the bank at all .

[@iampurehell]

Lol Scott you taking all my money. Lol I've bought purple power and super clean like I'm crazy and I'm going to Walmart tomorrow to find this. Lol. Thanks man. Saving us money!!!!

[@1eingram]

Should wash mitts be reused after cleaning them in washing machine?

[@1TALLKING]

I've been using that soap for almost 10 years now. I picked it up on a humbug when I didn't want to spend $12 (at that time) for a "high end" brand of car soap. I actually have it in my detail kit when I travel.

[@ThePattibeth]

100 oz for $4.87 at Walmart works out to be just under 5 cents per ounce. Not bad.

[@jmiller3579]

Baby Shampoo = more expensive.

[@SentinelEx]

I love this soap. Been using it for a long time.

[@eriktrejo6509]

thanks scott u save me alot of money , i would like to see u at the top on KZbin .

[@Wayloncashwillie]

Thanks for speaking the truth.

[@johnm4710]

Scott. Tremendous work and spot on advise.

[@levanderchambers3717]

That’s all I use thanks for your approval 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@kodyhogan3568]

I recommend checking out some of the car soaps from autoality. Especially the 3d and meguiars soaps with incredible dilution ratios! The cost saving is just as great!

[@Incomudro1963]

I remember when Blue Coral products were advertised and sold as high end - in the early 80's. It goes to show you that most of these products (and I'll put shampoos and conditioners in here too) are Inexpensive to produce and that "premium" for such products lies mostly in advertising hype. I

[@IcePonyGoddess]

Scott, thanks. What do you recommend that I use for a black skin with extruded aluminum below the skin horse trailer? The trailer is dirty from bugs and road dirt, etc. Also, if the trailer is very dirty...do I first rinse the dirt and scum off, and then apply the wash? I do not want to scratch the black aluminum skin. I do not have a power washer....will be using a hose and hand wash. TIA!

[@albertpadron5111]

Thanks for continuing to provide valuable and cost savings information.

[@aprolifix]

Cool! it says it "Fights Spots? Does it fight existing spots? or preventing spots? also anyone know how this compares to " Maguire's Ultimate Wash n Wax?

[@AllenReinecke]

Ha ha. I have a bottle in my basement, which has been there for 2 years. I've been using the super foaming soap in a cannon and ceramic waxes! Going to get it out and try it next time. Never found anything that is hydrophobic longer than a week or two on the lower sides of the car in nasty PA weather. Can never just wash as I need to also re-apply the wax.

[@renecuevas4128]

I try that before and love it that was years ago when I had little knowledge of Car wash soaps,wax,polish, rags ,microfiber type I meant now I spent a lot more since my kids are on their 30 s. Going hybrid from TW now for the sake,,love a clean car like u do. Blessings always. Ttul

[@traubgator]

Scott, great stuff -- would you be comfortable using this on a jeep with a soft top. Not worried about the top, but the windows and with the "wax" component of the soap. My assumption is it would be fine.

[@kurtc9687]

Yay I have been using Blue Coral for years. I was doing something right.

[@josem1596]

What about meguiers gold class soap? I can't decide what products to get for my car that get the job done.

[@brandodurham]

Jose Gap megs gold class is as good as any

[@rileyneufeld7001]

@@josem1596 Gold class is just that! It has super good lubricity, cleaning power, at a great price! I would put it up against any Adams soaps that cost 2x more for half the product, that still doesn't perform as well!

[@windsxofxplague334]

I'm from LI too caught the accent right away. Your work looks great man and videos are great. Keep doing what you do.

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

awesome..always great to have a long islander on the channel:)

[@Garrett.]

Is this still your favorite?

[@ericgapang]

You are a good salesman scott.

[@sticky40sx71]

Love it. Now does the *wax" get in the way of the ceremic coating detailer spray I use after washing my car?

[@Whiboi]

STICKY40 -SX you shouldn’t use a ceramic detailer unless your car has an actual complete ceramic coating, just wasting money, an actual ceramic coating is the best thing you can do, no wax or sealant will adhere to it, would just bead off and soak into your cloth

[@beast11135]

Awesome. Looks like I need to buy that when I wash my car again.

[@drummerstar1190]

I know this is a old video but if anyone is curious blue coral soap has shot up in price and is cheaper to buy maguires car soap

[@abracardabra7712]

Well thought out Scott. Good stuff.

[@MD-eo2wy]

Good for boats without stripping wax and gel coat?

[@Snarky.]

Hey I know your busy but I've been trying to find videos about interior cleaning. I can't find a good one. I am wanting to see how you go about cleaning the while interior of a car. What process you take and what to clean in what order to be most efficient and effective. I'm a nurse but detail on the side and I'm taking way to long on the interior. Not to mention the heat here in Texas has me sweating all in the interior so at times I feel like I'm working backwards lol

[@drewski23_7]

What makes you want to try all these random bargain products? Love you find the golden nuggets for us, but curious how you do!

[@noahsandoval1390]

Thanks Scott for covering this topic. had bought Meguiar's Ultimate Wash and Wax and liked the results but wondered about how effective it would be

[@donkarlo7401]

So Scott what do you recommend using purple power car wash first then going over with the blue coral or vice versa. Just if you wanted to use both to be a fanatic

[@LeoYarbrough]

in the hip hop world we would call you GUCCI....meaning you are the man...keep up the great work....

[@bobsekerak2501]

So glad to see you have a flag up

[@HoosierDaddy_]

I like blue corral. I use their cheap ass dri clean cans on our cloth seat cars, scrub it with a brush, then shop vac it up with a fuzzy end attachment and my crappy 15 plus year old seats look like new and smell wonderful. Underrated cheap product line.

[@om3973]

Scott how much purple power vechale and boat wash should I put in foam canon? and the back says 6 ounces in a bucket

[@johnomahoney7755]

Good one Scott! Thanks.

[@ECXTD]

You said it was good with a foam canon but is it good with a wash mitt?

[@SNR_lx]

Scotty for President!!!!

[@BravoRed691]

Thanks for your channel and content Scott! Before I started watching and reading up on proper car care/detail, I would simply carry a spray bottle with water and dawn dish soap. This would be the solution I'd use to wipe off bird droppings and other such contaminants before i could wash my car. I now know there are better products (i.e., quick detailers) that I could be using. Curious: Would I be able to dilute down this Blue Coral with distilled water and "safely" use it as a quick detailer? I have a bottle of this stuff but tbh, I would rather keep using the my Gold Class. I'm looking for an alternative use for this Blue Coral. Any Advice?

[@BillSwearingen]

Hey Scott, should I use Blue Coral if I plan to wash, claybar, and ceramic coat my car? If not, what should I use?

[@trscsaeg]

Knew and trying to learn. Do you claybar after washing with this