1 Gallon of Super Concentrated Car Soap - (equivalent to 10 gallons of regular strength)

Give your wash bay or weekend detail routine a serious soap upgrade with this super ultra-concentrated, pH balanced formula. It lays down rich, dense foam, attacks dirt, grime, road film and surface contamination, then rinses clean without leaving soap film or residue behind. One gallon of this car wash soap concentrate is equal to 10 gallons of typical 3D Pink Car Soap because the water has been removed. That means you get the cleaning performance you want without paying to ship extra water.

Use it your way: bucket washing in the driveway, foam gun or foam cannon sessions, automated car wash setups, drive-through car wash systems, or commercial car wash soap applications. The formula is made to re-mix easily and uniformly with water, so the finished solution is straightforward to prepare and consistent to use. For detailers, bay owners, and garage guys who go through soap fast, this is a smart, space-saving workhorse.

Specifications

• Size: 1 gallon
• Equivalent yield: 10 gallons of typical 3D Pink Car Soap
• Formula: Super ultra-concentrated high performance car wash soap
• pH balanced car wash soap won't dull painted surfaces
• Removes dirt, grime, road film and surface contamination
• Long lasting, high sudsing formula
• Free-rinsing - rinses off 100% with zero soap film or residue
• Metered Dilution Systems: 4.5 gallons per minutes at 18000:1
• For hand wash, automated car wash, drive-through car wash, foam guns and foam cannons
• 3D's proprietary homogeneous technology for removing water while resulting concentrate easily re-mixes into a uniform, stable solution
• 3D's Green Earth Technology - Biodegradable, California Prop 65 and V.O.C. compliant

Dilution and Use

• Hand Wash: 1 ounce per 5 gallons of water for hand washing using a bucket wash method.
• Foam Gun or Foam Cannon: Most reservoirs for foam guns and foam cannons hold 32 or 64 ounces of water. Add one teaspoon to a 32-ounce reservoir and two teaspoons for a 64-ounce reservoir.
• Commercial Car Washes: Follow directions for dilution for your commercial system.

Pro Technique Tip: When mixing car wash soap for a bucket or reservoir, always add the water first and then add the soap. If you add the soap first and then add the water, you'll end up with a bucket or reservoir filled with suds instead of a water/soap solution.

This concentrate keeps things simple: strong suds, clean rinsing, and flexible use across enthusiast and commercial setups. If you want premium wash performance with lower shipping and container costs, this gallon earns its spot on the shelf.