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General => Detailing => Topic started by: Wide on 08 January 2018, 20:57
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CarPro Hydro2 Touchless Silica Sealant might possibly be the most revolutionary car care product you’ll ever purchase! CarPro Hydro2 Touchless Silica Sealant is spray-on, rinse-off paint sealant that provides durable UV protection and jaw-dropping water repellent properties. Unlike a traditional car wax or sealant that requires rubbing and buffing, CarPro Hydro2 Touchless Silica Sealant simply needs to be sprayed on and rinsed off. It’s that easy
Do this really WORK!?!?, lets find out!
https://youtu.be/ofNMRKbBzbg (https://youtu.be/ofNMRKbBzbg)
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This seems something like aqua coat from auto finesse which I use after each wash. I find it keeps protection topped up and aids with drying.
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This seems something like aqua coat from auto finesse which I use after each wash. I find it keeps protection topped up and aids with drying.
Yes probably..:), crazy easy to use.. :smiley:
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Very similar to Gyeon Wet Coat which is highly regarded by many detailing enthusiasts.
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Very similar to Gyeon Wet Coat which is highly regarded by many detailing enthusiasts.
Yes, is it not strange that people uses this type if product more?!. :sad: :smiley:
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Very similar to Gyeon Wet Coat which is highly regarded by many detailing enthusiasts.
Yes, is it not strange that people uses this type if product more?!. :sad: :smiley:
It is quite popular here. But at the same time there’s many other options and it’s all a matter of preference. For me, a nano coating can never match the finish of a good wax on a dark car, and there are plenty of waxes that give comparable hydrohobic benefits so I choose that form of protection. Sure it’s a tiny bit more involved to apply and there’s a buffing off stage so a swirl risk, but that’s where a very gentle technique comes in. We are lucky there is such choice. :smiley:
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Very similar to Gyeon Wet Coat which is highly regarded by many detailing enthusiasts.
Yes, is it not strange that people uses this type if product more?!. :sad: :smiley:
It is quite popular here. But at the same time there’s many other options and it’s all a matter of preference. For me, a nano coating can never match the finish of a good wax on a dark car, and there are plenty of waxes that give comparable hydrohobic benefits so I choose that form of protection. Sure it’s a tiny bit more involved to apply and there’s a buffing off stage so a swirl risk, but that’s where a very gentle technique comes in. We are lucky there is such choice. :smiley:
Yes you are right, a nice wax is the best :).
I have used a lot of "wax it wet" products. But think you have to wipe the car pretty hard to get it nice. So i like this new more :grin:
This is horrible. :grin:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00103BT0Q/ref=psdc_15718371_t3_B003UT1TS0 (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00103BT0Q/ref=psdc_15718371_t3_B003UT1TS0)
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Very similar to Gyeon Wet Coat which is highly regarded by many detailing enthusiasts.
Yes, is it not strange that people uses this type if product more?!. :sad: :smiley:
It is quite popular here. But at the same time there’s many other options and it’s all a matter of preference. For me, a nano coating can never match the finish of a good wax on a dark car, and there are plenty of waxes that give comparable hydrohobic benefits so I choose that form of protection. Sure it’s a tiny bit more involved to apply and there’s a buffing off stage so a swirl risk, but that’s where a very gentle technique comes in. We are lucky there is such choice. :smiley:
Yes you are right, a nice wax is the best :).
I have used a lot of "wax it wet" products. But think you have to wipe the car pretty hard to get it nice. So i like this new more :grin:
This is horrible. :grin:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00103BT0Q/ref=psdc_15718371_t3_B003UT1TS0 (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00103BT0Q/ref=psdc_15718371_t3_B003UT1TS0)
Not tried that. What was wrong with it? I do like Sonax BSD (Brilliant Shine Detailer) but on wheels rather than my paint. It’s not a ‘wet’ product, just a polymer sealant but it is a breeze to apply and buff off, easier than Gtechniq C2v3.
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Very similar to Gyeon Wet Coat which is highly regarded by many detailing enthusiasts.
Yes, is it not strange that people uses this type if product more?!. :sad: :smiley:
It is quite popular here. But at the same time there’s many other options and it’s all a matter of preference. For me, a nano coating can never match the finish of a good wax on a dark car, and there are plenty of waxes that give comparable hydrohobic benefits so I choose that form of protection. Sure it’s a tiny bit more involved to apply and there’s a buffing off stage so a swirl risk, but that’s where a very gentle technique comes in. We are lucky there is such choice. :smiley:
Yes you are right, a nice wax is the best :).
I have used a lot of "wax it wet" products. But think you have to wipe the car pretty hard to get it nice. So i like this new more :grin:
This is horrible. :grin:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00103BT0Q/ref=psdc_15718371_t3_B003UT1TS0 (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00103BT0Q/ref=psdc_15718371_t3_B003UT1TS0)
Not tried that. What was wrong with it? I do like Sonax BSD (Brilliant Shine Detailer) but on wheels rather than my paint. It’s not a ‘wet’ product, just a polymer sealant but it is a breeze to apply and buff off, easier than Gtechniq C2v3.
It dry very fast, and after that is pretty hard to buff off. You have to a very little area at the time...
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