what car shampoo you guys are currently using?

i finished my OSREN's Nano Wax and found out that they have already discontinued the product and only left with the Bubble & Wax which i find it much to be desired. i paired it with a foam lance (MJJC) and the Karcher K.2050 and it's watery and weak. at 1:9 dilution, it is practically unusable and is only passable at 1:4.

previously with the Nano Wax, 1:10 gives off a very thick and satisfying foamy sud. almost no way to get it with the Bubble & Wax - the only upside is that it's affordable.

planning to get one, so the maintenance step is spray > rinse > wipe off with drying towel?



i abit skeptic on the spray > rinse process, that will not accidentally remove the product from the car?

After shampoo wash, I leave the car wet, and then spray on, and then wipe it off, normally there is light misty residue, so use another cloth to wipe it off.

It works well.

My car is parked outdoor hence there's plenty of hard watermark on the windscreen. I've tried to use IGL Ecoclean Glass+ to remove the hard windscreen watermark but to no effect at all.

Any other recommended product that I can buy to remove these windscreen watermark or need to send to detailing shop to do so?

If windscreen use polish and hand wax la

Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately I don't have any car polish or wax at home. Any recommended product that can be safely used for windscreen as well as car body?

try Soft 99 Glass Stain Cleaner and once you're done with it, coat it with their Glaco but not too thick cause it's known to cause wiper judder (can confirm).

the metal sheets on the car's body and the glass that forms the windscreen have different hardness so you cannot have one product that does it all. if there's one product that promises to do all then it's either a 100% scam product or a guarantee 100% chance to mar/scratch either one of the surfaces.

car wet,then spray on and wipe off?

hmm, i see some youtube review saying after spray need rinse to activate ceramic wax (for me, it looks like dilute the product or remove the product )

Thats for those who done have time so spend on their car, so it also works by just spray and rinse. But as we all know, if you want better protection, there is a necessity to invest some on our beloved baby!

Sounds about right as OSREN's bubble & wax should be a less concentrated shampoo judging by it's dilution ratio compared to the good old Nano Wash. There's another thing you can do to get thicker foam from your current setup, which is to change the foam cannon orifice size.

Your MJJC foam cannon might already provide your with an extra smaller sized orifice that you can try, if not then you can consider buying one, i recommend this seller, can message the seller for advice on which size best suits you.

not sure why they discontinued their Nano Wash, really cannot brain

i did switched before to the small orifice outlet but it makes little to no difference.

I see, alright, and yeah, I miss Nano Wash as well, I quite liked it

I have patches of stains everywhere on my car after didnt wash my car for 2 weeks. Normal car shampoo wont clean it off. I took it to my detailer and he cleans it with some liquid - wont tell me what it is though.

This is a one year old car. Always parked under basement. The stains seems to come from just normal everyday grime mixed with rain water. Never experience this before in other cars.
Any idea how to clean this myself? Or should I do some ceramic coating ? Oh btw the I applied Fusso Coat on it and wash with the cheap soft99 shampoo. Usually I wash every week and the stains wont appear but if I leave it too long then these stains will set in

This post has been edited by N9484640: Jan 16 2025, 03:53 PM


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Could be watermarks or grime mixed with fusso.

Fusso can cause this? I did suspect it. You experience this before too?

This post has been edited by N9484640: Jan 16 2025, 05:05 PM

prolonged stains on white car wont be easily washed. Use a decent car polish should help. Dont bother those cheap one from DIY , tried before didnt work.
you send to petrol station car wash and upgrade to WAX wash rm30 , they will remove. Theirs are some powerful detergent not caring much on paint protection.

This post has been edited by dudester: Jan 16 2025, 04:59 PM

Less than 2 weeks considered "prolonged"?
My detailer said it happens to all cars just that my car color easier to spot, dunno true or not. Mine is green not white

This post has been edited by N9484640: Jan 16 2025, 05:03 PM

white car 1 week also prolonged
but your case, basement parking must be from leaking ceiling or pipe toxic stains

No leaks anywhere and the stains are all over my car, not just one particular spot. My car is green not white

I used fusso f7 liquid and the spray wax. I noticed some residue of the fusso with dirt over time. I switched to other wax now, but now i just have water marks haha