Introducing - Prima Hydro Seal & Hydro Wash!
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Nick@Prima
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Yes, Hydro Wash is pH neutral. It's also biodegradable. It is "basic" autowash without polymers, beading agents or gloss enhancers. It's a pure cleaner.
Mark makes a good point about those annoying drips of water that shake out of the car as you apply your wax or sealant. With Hydro Seal, you just slurp them up as you go.
Mark makes a good point about those annoying drips of water that shake out of the car as you apply your wax or sealant. With Hydro Seal, you just slurp them up as you go.
Nick@Prima
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It's pretty loose and needs water. It would for sure get messy.
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I don't want the above question to go unnoticed ^^^^^^^^^... But I can't wait to try the new prima sealant.
If Amigo removes things, what would be the point of putting two coats on?
Just to make sure everything is off. I did that to get the WG fusion off.
I am really asking if the SNH underneath with alter durability or looks. If so I wil remove and start over.
Makes sense. What others are plain like that? I don't suppose any of the Megs would be...?
I feel like it's a lot easier, and cheaper, to do a wash with PowerClean instead of go around a car twice with a glaze. Not to mention a huge waste of time.
Nick@Prima
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Hydro Seal is pretty friendly. You should be able to apply it over pretty-much any other sealant. I'm not familiar with the Supernatural Hybrid, but if it has carnauba, then you will have a bonding issue.
Beyond a possible bonding issue, if you layer HS over another product, you won't get a "pure" view of the Hydro Seal look. Not a huge deal, but something to consider.
Beyond a possible bonding issue, if you layer HS over another product, you won't get a "pure" view of the Hydro Seal look. Not a huge deal, but something to consider.
Thanks, that's actually what I was worried about. I think I will take the other stuff off with Amigo and start over.
Nick@Prima
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Yes it is. It won't stain, mar or discolor tim in any way. It actually dresses it a bit.
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hydro seal really sounds like a different product. interesting. application is really different. would like to hear some more input of users of this product.
Since I'm in metro Denver, I picked up some hydro wash and seal from Nick. He's been very helpful and his products do what they're made to do.
Since we now have a BLACK Honda Odyssey, I was looking for something to make the big job easier.
It took awhile to get the process right. My mf was too wet, and I was spraying too much water on the panels. Since I have a big vehicle, I had a lot to practice on, and it works great. The more that i did, the less that I had to wipe off. It'll be faster and easier the next time, which will be soon to get on another coat, and to do the roof.
Since we now have a BLACK Honda Odyssey, I was looking for something to make the big job easier.
It took awhile to get the process right. My mf was too wet, and I was spraying too much water on the panels. Since I have a big vehicle, I had a lot to practice on, and it works great. The more that i did, the less that I had to wipe off. It'll be faster and easier the next time, which will be soon to get on another coat, and to do the roof.
No listing for hydro seal on the prima website:
Prima Car Care: Products
But since you just bought some from the "factory" I take it that it hasn't been discontinued.
Is hydro seal essentially a replacement for hydro, or are there cases where you'd want just the hydro, not the hydro seal?
Nick@Prima
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Oops. That is the page the wife manages. The one you want is:
Prima Car Care Home Page
Hydro Seal is alive and well. It is not a replacement for Hydro, but a family member.
Prima Car Care Home Page
Hydro Seal is alive and well. It is not a replacement for Hydro, but a family member.