Stinger Chemical Bubblicious Soap

Pink High-Foam Car Wash Soap

Stinger Chemical Bubblicious is a high-foaming banana-scented car wash soap that produces a thick pink foam built to cling rather than run. Through a foam cannon it lays down a stable blanket that stays on the panel long enough to soften and lift road film, bug residue, and traffic grime before you ever touch the paint with a mitt. That dwell time is the whole point of foaming a car: the longer the soap stays put, the less mechanical contact the wash needs and the fewer wash-induced scratches you introduce.

It is free of silicone, ammonia, and bleach, and the surfactants are biodegradable. Those three exclusions matter more than they sound. Ammonia attacks vinyl wrap and can haze film over time, bleach degrades coatings and seals, and silicone leaves behind residue that interferes with anything you plan to bond to the paint afterward. Safe across painted surfaces, and it works equally well on boats, RVs, and trailers. Set your ratio with the dilution calculator, and see the full lineup in soaps and presoaks.

What Makes it Great:

🩷 Thick Pink Foam: Heavy, visible foam that clings to vertical panels instead of sheeting straight to the ground, which is what gives the soap time to do its work.

🍌 Banana Scent: A wash bay that smells like something other than chemical is a small thing until you are standing in it eight hours a day.

🚫 No Silicone, Ammonia, or Bleach: Nothing in it that attacks vinyl wrap, hazes film, degrades coatings, or leaves residue behind for your next step to fight.

🌿 Biodegradable Surfactants: Breaks down after use rather than persisting, which matters if your wash water is going anywhere but a closed loop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my foam cannon produce thin, watery foam?

Usually one of four things, and soap is only one of them. Too little product in the cannon reservoir is the most common. Hard water is the next, because mineral content interferes with how surfactants build structure. A pressure washer below roughly 1.5 GPM cannot push enough volume through the cannon orifice to generate real foam. And a clogged or worn cannon orifice restricts flow no matter what you put in it. Work through those before blaming the soap.

Why does silicone-free matter in a car wash soap?

Because of what comes after the wash. Silicone leaves a film that stays on the paint through the rinse, and anything you try to bond afterward, ceramic coating, sealant, wrap adhesive, or PPF, has to contend with it. It also travels in a shop environment and causes fisheye craters in fresh paint. A soap without it means your wash step is not quietly sabotaging the steps that follow.

Is it safe on wraps, PPF, and ceramic coatings?

The exclusions are the right ones. Ammonia is what degrades vinyl and hazes film over time, and bleach is what breaks down coatings, so a soap free of both is the correct class of product for protected vehicles. For routine maintenance washing over a ceramic coating specifically, confirm the pH against the coating manufacturer's guidance, since a high-pH soap will shorten coating life regardless of what else is or is not in it.

Can I use it for a bucket wash, or only a foam cannon?

Both. The cannon is where the foam performance shows off, but it works fine as a bucket soap at a stronger dilution. Many shops do both: cannon first as a presoak to lift the heavy soil, then a bucket wash with a mitt for contact cleaning. That sequence removes most of what would otherwise be dragged across the paint.

Can I wash in direct sun with this?

Avoid it if you can. It is not a fault of the soap, it is physics. Hot panels flash the water off before you can rinse, and whatever minerals were in that water stay behind as spots that then need polishing out. Work in shade, keep panels wet, and wash in sections small enough that nothing dries before it gets rinsed.

SDS LABEL: If you purchase the SDS Bottle label you need to know that the labels are sold individually for aesthetic bottle labeling in your shop and are also approved by OSHA for professional shop use. They fit most standard 32 ounce bottles and can be ordered here right on the product page.

Information:

Chemical Base: Water
Scent: Banana
pH Level: 7.4 Neutral.
Available Size(s): Gallon, 5 Gallons, & 55 Gallons.
Content(s): 1 Container or Label.

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Safety Data Sheet

Stinger Chemical 704 Bubblicious

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