Customer Reviews
Great product in a fabulous line up of products. Love the Foam as a pre-wash as it really sets up the whole process beautifully.
Lots of foam, really attacks dirt and rinses way nicely. Results are impressive, mind you, I detail clean, coated vehicles.
Lots of foam, really attacks dirt and rinses way nicely. Results are impressive, mind you, I detail clean, coated vehicles.
Just like most of GYEON products this is very solid. The foam that is produced by my MTM foam cannon is shaving cream thick and really helps break down dirt and grime. Definitely my go to pre soak.
Yes. Great product. Foams quite well in the foam cannon. Very high level of surfactant in the soap. Cleans very well. I use 10:1 imho does an outstanding job of cleaning. Nice smell. Will definitely be buying more
Reviewed by Adrian S. on 9/22/2020
Would they buy this item again? Yes
Gyeon Foam works very well in the PF22. Car is coated Mohs topped with CanCoat. I have been using the 5:1 dilution but will try a bit more diluted. Great product!
I can't say enough great things about this foam. With 20 years of detailing under my belt I've used a lot of soaps and this is my go to for a heavily contaminated pre soak wash, or as a maintenance wash soap for ceramic coated cars. I use 1/2 ounce in the foam cannon for maintenance washes and 1 ounce for pre wash and produces amazing amount of thick suds.
Can't say enough about this foam leave a great coat of glaze on your car making it a go to for a classic wash. Use after a Ph citrus wash, to get better results
Love the product, works as it should.
This product works very well as a pre rinse before actually hand washing a vehicle. Produces a lot of foam with very little product making it cost effiecient. I would recommend this product of your looking for an effective pre rinse solution.
I love this foaming agent mixed with Chemical guys clean slate into a foam cannon when deacon a vehicles paint and prepping it for correction. The foam makes the solution stick to the vehicles finishing allowing the clean slate to remove as much contaminates and waxes/polishes as possible.
Excellent pre-wash to prevent swirling when my vehicle are really dirty and grimey I always use a pre-wash to get majority of the filth off then go back and do a hand wash bit overall its a great product.
Generally, use at a 1:10 dilution ratio (1:15 works well too) which brings the cost down to about $2 per wash, well within the realm of practicality using the full 32oz capacity of the cannon reservoir bottle. Could likely cut this in half as 16oz of mixed solution will cover an average car nicely, but may as well really cover it, no?
As a hobbyist didn't really need a gas-powered pressure washer so I'm using a SunJoe SPX3001 electric pressure washer (2030psi/1.76gpm/14.5 amp) and at first was using a Dusichin SFL-001 Foam Cannon. It worked quite well, covering the car in a nice, aqueous solution of foam, which clung to the car long enough that it met the recommended dwell time (5 min max) before rinsing. While the thick, rich, shaving cream density foam may look nice, I prefer a more %u2018wet' solution; as long as it's clinging to the (coated) surface for the proper length of time, I'd prefer the foam contains as much water as possible, figuring it'll help it soften/carry away any dirt on the surface.
The SFL-001 was a nice cannon given the cost but required cranking all the way to max product used to produce the foam I liked at the dilution/consistency I prefer. It also kinda deteriorated in foam quality after about 10 washes, requiring disassembly and cleaning despite having clean water w/ a bit of APC run thru it after each use. Tried another cheapie foam cannon (MATCC) with much the same results; works well enough but still required max product used on adjustment dial to get desired results at 1:10.
Enter the MTM Hydro PF22 Foam Cannon. Now this thing, while a bit more pricey, produces excellent foam with Gyeon Foam, with room to spare on the adjustment dial. We'll see how it holds up over time as I've only used it 3 or 4 times so far but initial thoughts are quite positive.
The foam itself from Gyeon works quite well in dissolving/washing away debris. We've had some strange environmental condition in our area this year where cars left outside often end up with almost a sugar-granule-like deposit on them the next day. It's %u2018persistent' enough that on a windshield, wipers and washers won't remove it and on the paint, a mere strong hosing down won't remove it all either, but rather smear it all about. Using the Gyeon Foam during the prewash completely dissolves these debris easily, leaving the surface smooth and mostly contaminant-free before a wash mitt/sponge even touches it.
Considering all the money we've put into coating our cars, an additional $2 a wash is completely worth the added safety margin of using foam, and Gyeon Foam has worked well on the strange deposits, bird droppings, and leftover marks from %u2018tree droppings'. And let's face it, foam cannons are just plain fun. It clings well, with even more room on adjustment dial for thicker foam on the PF22, is economical, rinses off nice and clean and pretty much does what it claims to do. I could likely look around and find a cheaper alternative that might work as well or better or, maybe not. In any event, I *know* the Gyeon Foam works, it fits within my cost-benefit framework and (at normal dilution) it has no detrimental effect on coatings or coating boosters like Kamikaze Overcoat or Gyeon Cure that I've seen%u2026so why keep chasing rainbows? Additionally, when first prepping a car for decon/compound/polish/coating, I've begun to use a Gyeon foam bath at a greater dilution (1:2) as %u2018perhaps' it helps strip off more than just a regular decon wash. I dunno, but at the price, it certainly can't hurt. At that dilution stronger dilution I'm pretty diligent on not leaving on surface too long; not sure what would happen if I did but really don't wanna find out either.
Another nice thing about the 4L jug (square-ish in shape) is that it fits much nicer on a shelf than a round container does, quite nice alongside 4L containers of other Gyeon products; jug pours quite nicely as well, always a plus. I like the product and I see it being even more useful as winter approaches here in NE Ohio; a quick foam bath on the occasional warm winter day might not be a total and complete car cleaning but it'll be easy and reasonably comfortable. I'm guessing the Gyeon Foam will help with salt deposits in the winter as well, much more safely than caustic touchless car wash chems would. We'll see%u2026
As a hobbyist didn't really need a gas-powered pressure washer so I'm using a SunJoe SPX3001 electric pressure washer (2030psi/1.76gpm/14.5 amp) and at first was using a Dusichin SFL-001 Foam Cannon. It worked quite well, covering the car in a nice, aqueous solution of foam, which clung to the car long enough that it met the recommended dwell time (5 min max) before rinsing. While the thick, rich, shaving cream density foam may look nice, I prefer a more %u2018wet' solution; as long as it's clinging to the (coated) surface for the proper length of time, I'd prefer the foam contains as much water as possible, figuring it'll help it soften/carry away any dirt on the surface.
The SFL-001 was a nice cannon given the cost but required cranking all the way to max product used to produce the foam I liked at the dilution/consistency I prefer. It also kinda deteriorated in foam quality after about 10 washes, requiring disassembly and cleaning despite having clean water w/ a bit of APC run thru it after each use. Tried another cheapie foam cannon (MATCC) with much the same results; works well enough but still required max product used on adjustment dial to get desired results at 1:10.
Enter the MTM Hydro PF22 Foam Cannon. Now this thing, while a bit more pricey, produces excellent foam with Gyeon Foam, with room to spare on the adjustment dial. We'll see how it holds up over time as I've only used it 3 or 4 times so far but initial thoughts are quite positive.
The foam itself from Gyeon works quite well in dissolving/washing away debris. We've had some strange environmental condition in our area this year where cars left outside often end up with almost a sugar-granule-like deposit on them the next day. It's %u2018persistent' enough that on a windshield, wipers and washers won't remove it and on the paint, a mere strong hosing down won't remove it all either, but rather smear it all about. Using the Gyeon Foam during the prewash completely dissolves these debris easily, leaving the surface smooth and mostly contaminant-free before a wash mitt/sponge even touches it.
Considering all the money we've put into coating our cars, an additional $2 a wash is completely worth the added safety margin of using foam, and Gyeon Foam has worked well on the strange deposits, bird droppings, and leftover marks from %u2018tree droppings'. And let's face it, foam cannons are just plain fun. It clings well, with even more room on adjustment dial for thicker foam on the PF22, is economical, rinses off nice and clean and pretty much does what it claims to do. I could likely look around and find a cheaper alternative that might work as well or better or, maybe not. In any event, I *know* the Gyeon Foam works, it fits within my cost-benefit framework and (at normal dilution) it has no detrimental effect on coatings or coating boosters like Kamikaze Overcoat or Gyeon Cure that I've seen%u2026so why keep chasing rainbows? Additionally, when first prepping a car for decon/compound/polish/coating, I've begun to use a Gyeon foam bath at a greater dilution (1:2) as %u2018perhaps' it helps strip off more than just a regular decon wash. I dunno, but at the price, it certainly can't hurt. At that dilution stronger dilution I'm pretty diligent on not leaving on surface too long; not sure what would happen if I did but really don't wanna find out either.
Another nice thing about the 4L jug (square-ish in shape) is that it fits much nicer on a shelf than a round container does, quite nice alongside 4L containers of other Gyeon products; jug pours quite nicely as well, always a plus. I like the product and I see it being even more useful as winter approaches here in NE Ohio; a quick foam bath on the occasional warm winter day might not be a total and complete car cleaning but it'll be easy and reasonably comfortable. I'm guessing the Gyeon Foam will help with salt deposits in the winter as well, much more safely than caustic touchless car wash chems would. We'll see%u2026
Some people may complain how expansive it is compare to other soaps that are NOT designed for foam cannons. However if you compare to other foam cannon soaps, then you can see this product has better dilution ratio.
I use about 2-3oz per project and it gives you extremely thick, cling foams that also cleans really well as pre-soak. Really enjoy using this product and highly recommended if you're using foam cannons.
I use about 2-3oz per project and it gives you extremely thick, cling foams that also cleans really well as pre-soak. Really enjoy using this product and highly recommended if you're using foam cannons.
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