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Hydro Blue is a water activated formulation with microscopic nano polymeric siloxane technology. When applied to the rinse water the tiny polymeric microns instantly attach themselves to the surface to form a hydrophobic nano coating. Applying the final rinse water solidifies the remaining...

I've owned both a 2015 Outback and a 2016 WRX. I never experienced this issue. :confused: The only thing I would use to clean/protect/maintain would be a bi-weekly wipe down with McKee's 37 FAST Interior Detailer. :xyxthumbs:

This dilution ratio makes for an excellent QD. ;)

Long story short.... In March I picked up a 2013 Nissan 370Z (I still had my Civic Si). That gave me a taste of RWD.... ;) This reminded me of what a pain in the butt it is to have two cars (plus my wife's car). Not to mention the cost of insurance! So I traded them both in for a brand new...

Day 31 of a running streak. :bolt:

Rest in peace, Ron. Thanks for all the laughs over the years. McKee's 37 Roadshow @ Auto Dermatology

Thanks fellas. ;)

Heavy dirt and contaminants should be rinsed off prior to washing the car. Then, wash the vehicle as you normally would, except don't feel obligated to rinse off each panel after you wash it. Water, not soap, creates water spots. ;)

Congratulations, Mike! :applause: Thanks for showing me how a clay bar worked 9 short years ago - that 30 second tutorial in the Show Car Garage transformed my life! :righton: :cheers:

Great question! Hydro Blue won't stick to a quality trim protectant/restorer, so there will not be any "interference" between the two products. You can remove Hydro Blue from plastic trim using 50/50 alcohol. Nick

Send me an email with your information and I'll ship a care packing containing our Wax Remover For Plastic and Plastic Trim Restorer. :) Email is in my signature below.

I'm glad to see so much excitement over this product. :righton: To answer a couple common questions.... 1. Yes it is compatible with the entire McKee's 37 line, including our ceramic coatings. 2. Would this be my first choice to remove pollen if I had time and access to a traditional wash...