The Super Soaper is a high-foaming car wash soap designed for modern washing.

Instead of going straight to a contact wash and rubbing dirt across your paint, The Super Soaper helps loosen dirt, road film, traffic film, bugs, dust, and grime first.

That means you can rinse away as much contamination as possible before touching the paint.

And less dirt on the paint means less chance of creating wash scratches and swirl marks.

The Super Soaper clings to the surface and gives the cleaning agents time to work.

The foam helps break down grime and loosen the bond between dirt and your vehicle’s paint, glass, trim, wheels, and protected surfaces.

This is why I like using it as a dry foam pre-soak before a contact wash.

The goal is simple:

Remove as much dirt as possible before your wash towel ever touches the paint.

This is the method I recommend for the safest wash possible.

Step 1: Foam the vehicle while it is dry.

Step 2: Let the foam dwell for 3–5 minutes. Do not let it dry.

Step 3: Rinse thoroughly.

Step 4: If needed, foam again and do a light contact wash.

This first foam helps loosen dirt and road film before you touch the paint. Then, if the vehicle still needs a contact wash, the second foam gives you extra lubrication.

Most car soaps are built to foam.

The Super Soaper was built to clean.

Foam is fun, but foam should have a purpose. The point is not just to cover the car in bubbles. The point is to help remove the grime before you grind it into the paint.

• Helps break down traffic film
• Helps reduce wash-induced scratches
• Works great as a dry foam pre-soak
• Adds lubrication for safer contact washing
• Safe on waxes, sealants, ceramic coatings, wraps, and PPF

• Foam Cannon: 4 oz per 32 oz of water
• Pump Sprayer Pre-Treat: 1 oz per gallon of water
• Bucket Wash: 1 oz per gallon of water

Adjust as needed. More product gives more cleaning power.

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The Super Soaper is designed to clean dirt and grime without stripping your wax, sealant, or ceramic coating.

It is safe to use on protected vehicles and works great before topping with Tough As Shell.

The Super Soaper is safe to use on:

• Paint
• Glass
• Wheels
• Trim
• PPF
• Vinyl wraps
• Ceramic coatings
• Waxes and sealants

No staining. No dulling. No stress.

Can The Super Soaper be used as a touchless wash?

Yes, especially on maintenance washes and lightly dirty vehicles.

But here is the honest truth: traffic film can be stubborn.

Sometimes a car needs a contact wash to get fully clean. That is why the dry foam method works so well.

• Foam the dry car
• Let it dwell
• Rinse thoroughly
• Foam again
• Contact wash only if needed

This gives you the safest possible wash process because you remove as much contamination as possible before touching the paint.

Is The Super Soaper really touchless?

It can be used as a touchless wash on maintenance washes and lightly dirty vehicles. For heavily dirty vehicles, foam, rinse, then foam again and contact wash if needed.

Why do you foam the car dry first?

Foaming a dry car gives the soap direct contact with the dirt, road film, and grime. This helps loosen contamination before rinsing.

Do I always need to contact wash?

No. If the vehicle rinses clean after the first foam and dwell, you may not need to touch it. If it is still dirty, foam again and contact wash safely.

Is it safe on ceramic coatings?

Yes. The Super Soaper is safe on ceramic coatings, waxes, sealants, PPF, and vinyl wraps.

Will it strip my protection?

No. It is designed to clean dirt and grime without stripping waxes, sealants, or ceramic coatings.

Can I use it in direct sunlight?

Yes, but do not let it dry on the surface. Work in sections and rinse before the foam dries.

How often can I use it?

You can use The Super Soaper as often as needed. It is great for weekly washes, maintenance washes, and daily drivers.

Can I use it on my dog?

No. Please don’t. It’s great on cars — not living creatures.