Soft bristle long reach brush and Snow foaming

[JTII]

Hi,

 

have had a trawl through the forums but not found anything which definitely says 'this is a great soft bristle brush and the extending pole doesn't leak at the joints'!

Can anyone recommend a good quality soft bristle brush and/or a telescopic pole to go with it? The brush is more important... :-D

 

Snowfoam - any experience of using it on coachbuilts? I know the consensus is not to use high power pressure washers for fear of disturbing the silicone seals but snow foam seems to be applied at a lower pressure and can be washed off with a garden hose. A lot of detailers swear by it so am keen to see how it might work on the motorhome - 2011 Elddis Autoquest.

 

Thank you.

[crocs]

I use snow foam from Halfords and agitate with a long handled brush (don't know the brand).

 

Works a treat.

[PJay]

We, ve got one. Bought it at one of the dealers. can't remember who, a long while ago. Very useful, use it on the conservatory at home as well . It can be attached to a hose

PJay

[John52]

Whats the real purpose of the foam ?

Reminds me of washing powders that produce no foam, so the manufacturer put something in it to make it foam - even though it has no effect on the performance - just for marketing because the consumer liked to see it *-)

Like some vets used to put something on infected woulds that made colored smoke - did absolutely nothing but impressed gullible farm hands (lol)

[John52]

Can certainly recommend a long handled brush connected to a garden hose though. A brush is kindest to the paint because grit goes between the bristles instead of being held on the surface of a sponge or cloth like sandpaper - and the water flowing through the brush washes the grit away before it can do any damage.