CarKandy Car Care Products

Hi Guys,

I own the company CarKandy and will be offering special prices to NESF members. If you are interested in any of the products on the site them PM me on here for NESF prices.

Thanks for looking

You dont do a snow foam by any chance do you ?

kgt wrote:

You dont do a snow foam by any chance do you ?

I'm working on snow foam at the minute, but it isnt in the product list yet. I hope to have it in place pretty soon

OK, I'll keep an eye out. Good luck with the business

kgt wrote:

OK, I'll keep an eye out. Good luck with the business

Thanks, much appreciated. I'll be sure to tell you when the Snow is sorted.

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do you do ph neautral snow foam dint like traffic film remover as harsh on car rubber seals

and what grade clay bars do you sell?

CARLOS wrote:

do you do ph neautral snow foam dint like traffic film remover as harsh on car rubber seals

and what grade clay bars do you sell?

Carlos just a quickie why are you comparing SF with TFR?? Just out of interest

snow foam and tfr are the same product just i use ph neutral snow foam not as harsh as tfr

Oh right i always thought TFR removed the wax also... good to know

you can use tfr safeley if diluted right andy been thier done it learnt from robbieben who is a great detailer

and learnt me to machine polish safeley with trial and error

Yeah Rob is a good lad, and its him who told me that, may be i wasnt lising and if neat it would do that LOL

Yes, I am looking at pH Neutral Foams, just need to get the spec right.

When it comes to car cleaning and detailing many products are made of the same base chemicals and, as correctly said above, are just used at different dilutions. Certain companies may add ingredients that they believe to bring benefit or may just overload with acid in order to give the appearance of a 'better' clean. The products available are a minefield, especially what I refer to as the 'high street' brands stocked by supermarkets/Halfrauds.

As a brand owner it is difficult to avoid the trap of just reselling other peoples rubbish when it takes so much more effort and time to invest in your own tailored products. This is why I dont already have a Snow Foam sat on the shelf ready to go.

We're almost there with the pink snow foam

looks like it clings to paintwork ok, but how does it 'clean up' after its applied?

looks like it could be a 'mare' to flush away

imho of course

It cleans up fine, no staining, no marks, etc. In undiluted form it will stain slightly which I'm not happy about, I am thinking of a dispensing bottle to combat accidental spillages