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stacking trifoam on top of both presoaks??

jack954

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what’s everyones thoughts on this, the good and bad?
my thoughts are that it allows even more dwell for the presoaks and will save 2 passes which will save water and lower wash time. is there a bad side?
 
Does the triple foam actually contact the car when you do this?
I sold a wash and the new owner changed the passes to apply tri-foam after presoak before the HP comes on. I was kayaking with a friend today and he told me he won’t go back because of the way the passes are set up now. He occasionally visits my wash but it is about 40 minutes from his house. He used to wash once a week.
 
A lot of unknowns about your setup to give you specific advice.

I'd recommend a tri-foam presoak if you do this. I have used Synergy Unicorn pretty effectively in similar applications as this is what it is made for in a low/high or high/high application.

Otherwise, a neutral conditioner is next safest bet. I'd run your presoaks strong though if you drop conditioner on top.
 
i have never stacked this way, but considering it. currently using a low ph tri foam after the high pressure. a concern stacking is possibly staining tri foam colors on somewhat oxidized white vehicles
 
I was kayaking with a friend today and he told me he won’t go back because of the way the passes are set up now. He occasionally visits my wash but it is about 40 minutes from his house. He used to wash once a week.
Wow you mean he doesn't just stare at his phone during the wash cycle like 99% of customers do. Dought the wash will notice he's not comming back. Cant tell you how many times ive heard a customer tell me that but my car counts still go up every year.
 
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