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I would enjoy testing and reporting back. I prefer to do water-less. We have 4 cars here in AZ.

Thanks for all the replies.

They are going to put a glaze on it and temporarily make them go away, but only visually. Get a discount and use that to get a real detailer to polish it out. Do not let them 'fix' it. It's probably been on the lot for 2 months and been through the swirl-O matic 60 times.

I appreciate the responses so far. The video from Car-Pro shows an application method os Spray and Wipe: No watet rinse; so I was curious if anyone has tried it. Here it is at the sister site CarPro Hydro2 Lite Touchless Silica Sealant 1 Liter (Ready To Use)

1) Is this simply an RTU of the original version; simply a pre-mixed 1:6 RTU product? 2) Does it perform equally to the original Hydro 2? 3) Using either version, how many ounces of mixed product will one use on a standard sedan? 4) lastly, I don't know why I hadn't seen this before, but I've...

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Yep good advice. I saw that one and got WGLS which was already on sale $10 off, then I got the extra 25% off and free ship on top of that.

Exactly what I see in Arizona. Ignorance, laziness, etc. It is SO INEXPENSIVE to prevent this damage.

Tolco Grey Chemical sprayers are all I use.

Duragloss Nu-Glass (NG) #755, glass polish, water spot remover This is your friend

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.

Opti Bond

I use it as an APC at 3:1 Very good product.

Sorry about your dad. May he rest in peace for sure. I never had one that I knew. Your reputation here passed away also. Not because you don't do excellent customer work. I am sure you do. But, because you act arrogant. just MHO

My daughter too. She bought a one year old Ford Fiesta. Daily tunnel washes at the dealer lot swirled it up. She doesn't want me to polish it. She just wants me to keep putting that lovely BF Crystal Seal on it. She doesn't even see the swirls i see.

Same

Hyper polish isn't an AIO. Polish only

I've used Opti-Seal and BF Crystal Seal. I find BFCS easier to apply. Opti-Seal left more high spot streaks for me than BFCS. The few BFCS high spots I get are easily wiped away with a MF, while the OS high spots took a bit more wiping. I get about 5-6 usages per oz.

I just bought that one to try. In AZ I have been having some issues with OCW, which I really like. When the ambient daytime temps get above 100*, I fight streaks even in the shade of my garage. I have no issues below 100*.

Thanks Bob!