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Try Snowfoam especially if you have bottle adapter for the lance using on low pressure setting to lightly rinse vehicle off first and then apply. Leave as per instructions and road dirt / soiling / brake dust etc justs 'lifts off'.
Saves constantly have to use high pressure.
If you struggle to find it, try CarPlan's 'snow foam' from Screwfix - good option.
As per Gary I use snow foam, but if really dirty I use TFR (traffic film remover) and that really does shift the grime with no effort, spray on leave and rinse off.
use G101 diluted, spray on, agitate with soft brush and hey look at the difference when you rinse it off but dont forget to use a wash and wax afterwards as it will remove the old wax etc,
I use it on all my vans and ride on mowers etc, Brilliant stuff and used by loads of mower repair places
thanks.............. I've give the Snowfoam a test next and see if the van comes up better.