Renegade Moneyshot Wash N' Wax Soap - 24 oz

Renegade Moneyshot Wash N' Wax Soap -24 Ounce

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Renegade Moneyshot Wash N' Wax is a pH-neutral soap specially formulated to created a dense foam that clings to the applied surface. It contains a Brazilian Carnauba Wax blend, leaving a protective coating on the surface.

What is the best pressure washer to use when washing a semi truck? 

The best electric pressure washer would be this POWRYTE washer. This one is usually in the low $ 200 range which is great for affordability and quality. 

The best gas powered pressure washer that is robust with power and will be EVERYTHING you need for the best performance is the Westinghouse Pressure Washer. This one will be just under $ 300 

The best entry level pressure washer thats less than $100 that we recommend is the Greenworks Pressure washer.

How to wash your vehicle using Renegade Moneyshot Wash N’ Wax:

Step 1 - Give your vehicle a generous rinse, including the undercarriage. We want to make sure we remove as much contaminants as possible.

Step 2 - Apply 2-3oz. of Renegade Moneyshot Wash N' Wax into a Renegade Foam Cannon, Renegade Hose Foam Gun, or bucket to gently pre-soak, loosen and carry away dirt and contaminants.

Step 3 - Soak your Microfiber Wash Mitt in the wash solution and gently scrub your vehicle. We recommend starting from the top of your vehicle and making your way down. Doing so will help you to avoid spreading potentially damaging contaminants picked up from the road to the rest of your vehicle. In addition, leave your front and rear bumper for last as you don’t want to spread exhaust contaminants and insects onto the rest of your car. Rinse the soap away.

Step 4 - Use a clean dry Premium Microfiber Towel and fold it in half. Then, start drying your vehicle using a long linear motion. Remove excess water from the towel and repeat until your vehicle is completely dry.

Pro tip: Don’t forget to clean the door jambs and the bottom of the doors as they tend to be two of the most overlooked areas that can build dirt quickly.