Chemical Guys CWS301 Citrus Wash and Gloss Concentrated Car Wash (3.79 L)

It is just as same as the normal shampoo but except the smell. It's not worth spending 6500 rupees for a can of car cent and it's a nonworthy product for sure. Cost is damn high.

A little goes a long way. I could wash two cars with one bucket of soap. No streaks and easy to rinse away. My car seems to repel dirt street the wash, better than other soaps.

This is my second purchase, and so far the best car-wash soap I've used so far in the 30+ years I've been driving and washing my cars. Its a bit pricier than the available stuff at the local store, but there's a reason for that. This soap suds up very well, does a great job cleaning the built up grime and dirt off the car, and even adds a noticeable degree of shine so that I don't feel bad if I don't wax the car afterwards. I'm not the best at keeping up with washing my car and a few months will usually go by between washes... which means a few months worth of junk builds up on the car. However, this soap cuts through it easily, and combined with a decent microfiber mitt, the dirt and grime come off without too much work. The soap also rinses off easily. Just use a microfiber towel to wipe off the remaining beaded water so you don't get water spots. Once a year I do a thorough cleaning with a clay bar and apply sealant (Jet Seal by Chemical Guys work amazingly great), and with the intermittent wash using this soap, my car returns to near showroom sparkling in minutes. As a nice bonus, the soap smells lemony-fresh. Not that you're going to go sniff your car afterwards, but it's a nice pleasant scent while you're actively washing... and lets you forget that you are plunging your hand in a bucket of chemicals that magically take off the dirt without stripping off the paint sealer. The soap will separate while it sits on your shelf. No big deal, just a quick couple shakes to mix it up and you're back in business.

Love the chemical guys products, wash my truck every other week during winters thaw and it comes up like a new truck every time the road dirt and snow don’t seem to stick as easy, also love the smell

J'ai utilisé plusieurs savons tel que CarPro reset, mguiars ultimate wash, silverwax, etc. Aucun ne mousse autant que citrus wash n gloss! C'est le deuxieme gallon que j'achète, le premier par oubli est resté dans la valise de la voiture et après quelques séances de conduite assez agressive , le contenant c'est brisé et +- 2 litres se sont vidés, A ne pas faire! Mousse beaucoup et semble bien lubrifier la surface pour le netoyyage Tres concentré, un 4Litre vasdurer au moins 2-3 ans. Ne laisse pas de cire sur la peinture. La plupart des savons laissent un scellant/cire sur la peinture ce qui peut intervenir avec un lsp.

I used it for the first time today and I quite happy. It does produce a decent amount of suds (but not so much they overflow the bucket like a bad B movie scene). The car washed well and the end result was a reasonable waxy coating that allowed water to bead off. That's the sign of a good was coating. There were areas where the water didn't bead off but I'm assuming I didn't apply enough sudsy water to those areas. You only need 1 ounce for 5 gallons. I wish they had a cup to pour it out from and which was marked 1 ounce. I think I used too much. Overall, it does clean cars very well. The only downside is that the stuff is like the consistency of honey and it's difficult to stop it pouring out once started. I ended up with way more in the bucket than needed. It would have been nice if they had offered a hand pump for the top instead of just a pour cap. Also, it doesn't mix very well initially and you have to really agitate it to get suds. I suggest pouring it in the bucket before filling the bucket to allow water spray to agitate it rather than pouring it in when the bucket is half full (as I normally do). It's better than the stuff at your local big box or grocery store for sure. 4 1/2 stars.