Angel Wax products - where to buy?

Snow foam is big in the U.K. Why is it overlooked here in the USA? Bolt Hamber and Autoglym seem to be the biggest sellers over there, but have no footprint in the USA.
 
rlmccarty2000 said:
Snow foam is big in the U.K. Why is it overlooked here in the USA? Bolt Hamber and Autoglym seem to be the biggest sellers over there, but have no footprint in the USA.
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Are you referring to their snow foam specifically or snow foams in general? Seems like a lot of detailers here look at them as more of a gimmick. I was interested in the AngelWax one because it seemed to have some significant cleaning power as well.
 
Snow foams in general. On Detailing World Forum it is rare to see a detail done without snow foam, not soap in a foam lance but a product for snow foam. I take that snow foam is stronger than regular shampoo. I don’t know any US manufacturer that specifically calls their soap “snow foam”. Maybe I’m wrong here, terminology in the U.K. is slightly different than here.
 
Gyeon Foam or gtechnic w4 citrus foam is 2 that was made for foamcannons. The problem is it`s not very economical for a business point of view. I always use a dedicated prewash snow foam as the first step. When it`s in the winter months I see a benefit to use them. The summer months the benefits is you get a cleaner surface before you touch your paint. Pollen and sand dust and some of the road grime gets off or loosens. The wash solution after I washed the car is hardly dirty. I see it as a very safe method to help with not getting any wash indused swirls. And when you wash the car not so often as I do 2-4 weeks apart. The chemical helps to not get imbedded road grime.
 
rlmccarty2000 said:
Snow foams in general. On Detailing World Forum it is rare to see a detail done without snow foam, not soap in a foam lance but a product for snow foam. I take that snow foam is stronger than regular shampoo. I don’t know any US manufacturer that specifically calls their soap “snow foam”. Maybe I’m wrong here, terminology in the U.K. is slightly different than here.
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Chemical Guys has Honeydew Snow Foam, and Mastersons has their Mystic Snow Foam, but I`ve no idea if that`s just a name or if it actually matches up with the snow foams you`re alluding to. In the U.K., the designation `snow foam` might have more substance. I`m gonna peek in on Detailing World and see what else I can learn.
 
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