Foam. Rinse. Relax.
Sunset Suds is the soap that makes wash day feel like the good part of the weekend. Thick, clinging lather that lifts dirt while it sits, so you're not scrubbing your own paint to get it clean.
Foam cannon, foam gun, or the classic two buckets — it works the same in all three. Rinses clean, leaves nothing behind but gloss.
🧼 Wildly foamy🫸 Wax & ceramic safe💰 1–2 oz per car🏁 Made in the USA
Foam isn't just for the camera
Thick foam has a job: it clings long enough to soften and encapsulate road grime before your mitt ever touches the paint. That dwell time is what keeps wash-induced swirls out of your clear coat. It also happens to look incredible on video — we're not going to pretend that isn't part of the appeal.
What it does
- Creates a thick, luxurious lather that actually stays on vertical panels.
- Gentle but effective — safe on paint, plastics, trim and wheels.
- Won't strip your protection — leaves existing wax, sealant and ceramic where they are.
- Rinses streak-free — no film, no residue, no water spots waiting to happen.
How to use it
- Add 1–2 oz to your wash bucket or foam cannon reservoir.
- Fill with water to activate the suds.
- Rinse the car first, then foam it and let it dwell a few minutes.
- Wash top to bottom, rinsing your mitt often.
- Rinse thoroughly and dry with a clean microfiber.
Straight talk
- More soap doesn't mean more foam. Past about 2 oz you're just pouring money down the driveway.
- Never wash in direct sun. Soap drying on hot paint is how you get spots that outlast the wash.
- Foam is a pre-step, not the whole wash. It loosens grime; the mitt still has to do the last bit.
- Two buckets beat one. Rinse bucket with a grit guard, every time. Cheapest paint insurance there is.
Before you buy
Do I need a foam cannon?
No. It foams well in a bucket and better in a foam gun. A pressure-washer cannon gets you the shaving-cream look, but the cleaning happens either way.
Will it strip my ceramic or wax?
No. It's formulated to clean without stripping, so a Hydro-Bead layer survives the wash.
How many washes per bottle?
At 1–2 oz a wash, most people get well over a dozen out of it.
Can I use it on wheels?
Sure for light dust. For baked-on brake dust, reach for Wheel Retreat first.
Done by the second song.
A proper wash without the all-afternoon ceremony. Blended and bottled in the USA, shipped from our shelf in Bradenton, Florida.
