Chemical Guys CWS_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

Chemical Guys make great, although sometimes expensive, products! This is one of them. I really like their concentrated soap. Paired up with a good foam cannon and you got some really nice thick suds going on. I try to wait for a good sale on this and then buy it in advance. Somewhere around the mid-low 20 range is where I try and buy. Unfortunately it’s getting harder to find it at that range.

I've been using Maxi Suds in my detailing business since CG came out with the original Maxi-Suds.This is just a no nonsense car shampoo that does exactly what the claims say that it does. Cleans very well, and both the cherry and grape smell amazing. Tip: if you keep the vehicle wet while using this soap, you won't get a residue on the vehicle.It adds a good shine without using gimmicky waxes in it ( I hate wash and wax shampoos ).It easily makes a lot of suds adding good lubrication on the vehicles paint while you wash. This helps to avoid scratches and swirls. Do yourself a favor and buy this in the gallon size instead of the 64oz size.You pay $9.99 more for double the soap making a great value at the gallon price point.Why buy two half gallons for $39.98 plus tax when you can buy a gallon at $29.99 ?They advise to wear gloves while using this soap, but I've been using it for 10 years with no gloves and I've had no safety issues.This stuff is easy to use, and for the price, it's hard to beat.I highly recommend this soap and CGs Mr. Pink.

I use this almost every day with my detailing business. It works amazingly with my foam cannon, smells great and washes off like a dream. Seems to really pull out the dirt from the paint too.

You want to keep your stuff looking good. This company has everything you need. Best quality, works amazing. And at a great price. Simple to use and will last you a life time!

The media could not be loaded. Sudsy soapy soap... soap that sticks and is slippery, all in one!Scent is great... kind of wish it stuck around after rinsing lolSprayed with a foam cannon from a Karcher electric pressure washer.First pic is just a QUICK spray... to see how it stuck when put on lightly.2nd pic is more of a "full coverage" pass as seen in the video. It doesn't take much... this stuff sticks and doesn't run.In fact... 30-40min later, when I went to leave, there were still suds in the driveway... and I had rinsed most of it down!!It does seem to take awhile to rinse it all away. Like it kept sudsing up from what was coming out of door channels, running from behind roof rack, etc.I let it soak as I sprayed the whole truck down and took my time getting the wash mitt out. Nothing was really CAKED on, but everything seemed to wipe off easily. Not saying the soap is magic... but it worked as well or better than any other I've had!I use a an RV water softener on the hose to rinse it and it sprayed off nearly perfectly clean... no soap streaking at all with just a quick drive (no towels used... I was in a hurry)ONE COMPLAINT. Weak bottle? I have no idea how, but the bottom corner of the jug got dented.... which apparently caused a hole... and ~1/3 of the soap ran out the bottom into my 5gal bucket (that also had all my other wash gear in it). Salvaged a lot of it by topping off my spray bottle, refilling another brand's soap bottle, and currently storing this jug on its side to keep soap from running out until I can get around to using it up.

Works good.

Pros: TONS of suds, great scent, good cleaning power, easy to dilute properlyCons: A bit more expensive than other washes, but you also get a TONOverall: I LOVE this wash. Before I found this wash I used various others and even liked ones by popular companies, however, once I tried this one I knew I would be using this near-exclusively from that point onward. To start it's honestly not that expensive, I got it for around $20 and for the number of washes it projects ~80 (though I use more per wash so I get slightly less) that's not bad at all. It has lasted me well over the summer and I wash two to three cars per week with it.It's super easy to make a perfectly suddy wash, just use the cap per 3-5 gallons (I believe) and that will do most cars no problem. The scent is something I actually enjoy though others may not since it is a subjective thing. Anyway the stuff goes on nicely onto a wet surface and cleans grime/bugs no problem. It actually cut down on some of my wash times since I didn't have to scrub nearly as much as I previously did with other brands.It is worth noting that I haven't yet tried it with a power wash though I'd imagine the results to be even better than what I've already seen.