Strip wash in a foam cannon?

[Eswear]

Do you guys use the foam cannon to do part of the strip wash? I usually use a strip soap (from another brand since I got a lot for father's day lol) in the foam cannon and in the bucket. I'm wondering if just using it in the cannon would be enough since I can let it dwell on the paint for a good chunk of time.

[falcaineer]

I haven't, but you can use it that way

[Bscott94]

When I'm prepping a car, I'll use strip wash in my wash bucket and a 50/50 mix of mega foam and strip wash in my foam gun. It seems to work well for me. 

[RayS]

I use the strip wash in a Foam Gun when I'm doing them and it works fine.  I have not tried in the Foam Cannon, but see no reason why it wouldn't work.

[TheWolf]

Yes, I use Strip Wash in a Foam Cannon.  It works well.

[Eswear]

Thanks for your input guys!!! It made the most sense to me to use it the foam cannon since we let that dwell on the paint for a decent amount of time.

[aurik]

I assume you can also use the strip wash as a lube for a clay mitt?  I recall a couple weeks ago they did a video where they were washing and using the wash bucket soap as lube for the clay mitt.

[mc2hill]

@aurik I hadn't thought about it before, but Strip Wash should work fine as a clay lube.  You mainly are looking for some lubrication. 

With our humidity I can't usually use the soap (it dries up to fast), so I use diluted Rinseless Wash as a clay lube.