Spray Sealants?

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Guys since I don't detail for a living I'm thinking about ditching all stuff like 915,476,WDGPS,PL and FK1000 and start using something like CarPro Hydro2. With work and family I just don't have the time to spend on my vehicles even though I wish I did,its therapy to me almost😔. Which spray and rinse sealant would y'all recommend?
 
Hydro2 is great, I like using it on wheels for a quick sealant. It can get a bit pricey though. I've used Blackfire Crystal Seal with great results. If time is your main concern though, I don't think you can do better than Hydro2 unless maybe you use the shampoo/sealant combo Hydrofoam.
 
Good topic.
I've never used the spray and rinse sealants, but I do like the WOWA types.
What is the durability of the Spray and Rinse products?
Most people say they get 3+ months with WOWA and of course you get a ton of applications per oz.
 
Because Hydro 2 will leave streaks if you don't get it just right in terms of dilution and if the temperature is too hot. Hydro 2 Foam is a lot faster.
 
I presently only use Hydro 2 on my wheels. Heard a lot of good things about Sonax PNS and 22ple vs1. Both seem easy to apply as well.
 
BMW435 said:
I presently only use Hydro 2 on my wheels. Heard a lot of good things about Sonax PNS and 22ple vs1. Both seem easy to apply as well.
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pns you will need a eraser wheel to remove.Good product but hard to remove.
 
WillSports3 said:
Because Hydro 2 will leave streaks if you don't get it just right in terms of dilution and if the temperature is too hot. Hydro 2 Foam is a lot faster.
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Wouldn't the Lite version take the guess work out of dilution?
 
It would but that being said, you still need to make sure you hose it off immediately and you'd risk getting streaks if the temperature is too much or if the sun is baking the paint too much. Gyeon wetcoat, there was a guy here Ronkh who washed his car and used Wetcoat on his driveway while the sun was baking above and had no issues. Most people just use Hydro 2 for wheels and the like, it's great for that. Lite doesn't last as long as well.
 
WillSports3 said:
It would but that being said, you still need to make sure you hose it off immediately and you'd risk getting streaks if the temperature is too much or if the sun is baking the paint too much. Gyeon wetcoat, there was a guy here Ronkh who washed his car and used Wetcoat on his driveway while the sun was baking above and had no issues. Most people just use Hydro 2 for wheels and the like, it's great for that. Lite doesn't last as long as well.
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Agree.
 
I'm not sure how you guys have issues with Hydro? I've used the Hydro foam and the Lite with zero issues or streaking. All I've experienced is roughly 3months of hydrophobic protection and ease of use.
 
Great same dirt repellant properties.with the Gyeon I know it last longer than hydro lite.you can use it with water or use it as a spraywax technique.Simply apply a couple squirts on a dry micro and wipe on wipe off.Dont spray directly on dry paint like you would normally do with a spraywax.The benefits of doing this without water is glossier paint and slick feel to it.I apply it to the glass as well every inch of the car is treated with wetcoat.I find you get better results this way than using water.But if your in a time crunch water will do .
 
I've been using Sonax Polymer Net Shield and after washing brilliant shine detailer mix with CG hyper V07 1:1 ratio. I hope that answers your question. I have never used the other as for mention...
 
Polish Angel Cosmic Spritz or Viking Sprits. Wash car, dry. Spray, wipe on, wipe off.

Cosmic Spritz

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Viking Spritz

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