Question 1

Is it fiberglass compatible ?

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Hello, Robert. I'm gonna take a shot at answering for you. I am an aircraft mechanic who owns an aircraft detailing business called AeroDyne Detail. I have used several Chemical Guys wash products on the aircraft I detail. I have used it on aluminum and composite crafts. There is also a lot of bare aluminum and stainless steel on these planes. The wing tip caps and vertical stab caps are usually fiberglass. I have had no issues. If you check the actual Chemical Guys site, you will find that it is pH balanced, which should alleviate most of your concerns. Additionally, most things worth washing with this product have a paint finish or gel coat, so you're really not getting down to a bare surface most of the time. I am in Florida, which is a particularly corrosive environment with the salt air and over the last year I have seen no issues using this product. It works great when propelled using a 2300-3000 psi power washer coupled with an MTM Hydro Foam Lance like the one I use. http://www.amazon.com/Professional-Foam-Lance-Adjustable-Bottle/dp/B004GNZYY4. A gallon will last you quite a long time as well. I have been detailing off-and-on for the last 30 years and I find this to be a superior wash product. I know you posted this last month. I just happened to be restocking and saw your question. I hope I have helped.

Question 2

The 16 oz went from $5.05 to $13.50.  Milk doesn't even increase by 165%.  What did you pay for your 16 oz bottle?

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149.99$

Question 3

How many oz of this product should be applied when using a pressure washer foam blaster for a car wash?

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I used 3oz and that is enough for me to wash a large SUV with tiny amount left in foam  cannon bottle after filling it with warm water and being generous with the foam. For a smaller sedan type vehicle I'd say 2oz would be more than enough

Question 4

can i use a regular sprayer like something you would use to spray weed killer? of course it would be new lol.

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no, you need a foam cannon. if you want a sprayer application for foam.  A foam cannon is used with a pressure washer only. and to be effective to make good bubbles you need a 2000psi pressure washer minimum.  a pressure washer from 2000psi to 2299psi u need to replace the orifice in the foam cannon to a 1:1 orifice to have that super foam stick foam. if you have the standard orifice in your foam cannon and have a pressure washer under 2300psi then the pressure will not be great  enough and your foam will be more watery and will not stick to the car but look runny. if you have a pressure washer 2300 or greater you can use higher ratio orifices or if your foam cannon is equipped iwth standard orifice it would work on a 2300 or higher.  You can usually tell when you look at the specs of a foam cannon and it says like up to 2300 psi pressure washer to be used that will tell you it's the larger orifices.    The thicker the foam the better it will lift loose dirt to be washed away.     i know it's alot of info but hope it helps.

I had a 2000psi washer and just replaced the orifice with a 1:1 orifice and it works wonders.    The orifices on the foam cannons are super easy to replace there are youtube videso to show u how. and can buy the orifices like the 1:1 if you have the 2000psi pressure washers can be bought here on amazon.

Manufacturer	Chemical Guys
Brand	Chemical Guys
Item Weight	8.78 pounds
Product Dimensions	11.42 x 8.31 x 4.49 inches
Item model number	CWS_101SW
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Manufacturer Part Number	CWS_101SW
Special Features	SCENTED

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Chemical GuysCWS_101 Maxi-Suds II Foaming Car Wash Soap (Works with Foam Cannons/Guns or Bucket Washes) Safe for Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, RVs & More, 128 fl oz (1 Gallon), Cherry Scent

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