As with the Power Seal, this came in a bundle with some other Auto Finesse goodies that I picked up. Didn't really need the shampoo but for the bargain price of the bundle I can't complain and lets me try out a new product!
I have tried quite a few of the Auto Finesse products and generally, they always seem to be rather good, apart from there Temptation wax I have never been disappointed with the products they produce and for the most part, that remains true for this Lather Shampoo.
The first thing that came to my attention was the dilution rate, it isn't great compared to other leading Shampoo products from other companies. It advises 2-4 caps, I assume this equates to between 25-50ml of product per bucket which really isn't great. Smell wise it is nice enough although there is no way to distinguish the smell, it is best described as a sort of clean/fresh smell.
Hot water was added and a blast from the pressure washer did produce plenty of suds and they were thick at that too. My incredipad slid across my paintwork very nicely, the lubricity it creates is good. Cleaning power also seemed as good as any, it had no issues removing light dirt or with a few back and forward motions, oil/bug splatter. The suds remained within the bucket reasonably well although did die down quicker than my current favorites and I did notice that it didn't quite sud/foam up as well on my car paintwork as other products.
Overall, it is a reasonably good Shampoo but it doesn't perform as well as my current favorites being Autoperfekt Nano Shampoo (review to come, still to be released), Britemax Cleanmax and WaxAddict Shampoo due to the lack of foaming on the paintwork and the poor dilution ratios. Price is on par with what you would expect, 500ml is around £12.
I have tried quite a few of the Auto Finesse products and generally, they always seem to be rather good, apart from there Temptation wax I have never been disappointed with the products they produce and for the most part, that remains true for this Lather Shampoo.
The first thing that came to my attention was the dilution rate, it isn't great compared to other leading Shampoo products from other companies. It advises 2-4 caps, I assume this equates to between 25-50ml of product per bucket which really isn't great. Smell wise it is nice enough although there is no way to distinguish the smell, it is best described as a sort of clean/fresh smell.
Hot water was added and a blast from the pressure washer did produce plenty of suds and they were thick at that too. My incredipad slid across my paintwork very nicely, the lubricity it creates is good. Cleaning power also seemed as good as any, it had no issues removing light dirt or with a few back and forward motions, oil/bug splatter. The suds remained within the bucket reasonably well although did die down quicker than my current favorites and I did notice that it didn't quite sud/foam up as well on my car paintwork as other products.
Overall, it is a reasonably good Shampoo but it doesn't perform as well as my current favorites being Autoperfekt Nano Shampoo (review to come, still to be released), Britemax Cleanmax and WaxAddict Shampoo due to the lack of foaming on the paintwork and the poor dilution ratios. Price is on par with what you would expect, 500ml is around £12.
