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I'm not sure but I will say the water spots did not start right away on my truck, it was probably around the year mark. They did remove fairly easy with Carpro Spotless. The water spots were large as if maybe they occurred when the truck was dirty and after a rain storm? Those were my...

So I know I'm a bit late to the party with these products but better late than never right? I don't post a very often on here, but was really happy with how well this combo worked and wanted to share that experience. My wife picked up a VW Atlas in August of 2019 and I coated it with Carpro...

Wicked turnaround! It looks great!

My truck is coated with CQuartz UK and currently covered in water spots while my wife's vehicle has CQuartz UK topped with Gliss and looks fantastic. The truck is due for another round of polishing and coating as it has been almost 2 years but the water spotting started early on and I didn't...

I don't completely skip my roof but I am not overly concerned with appearance. I just make sure it has protection.

I should see this Jeep plenty, I'll try to take note of how long it lasts and what maintenance washes have been done during that time.

Foamed and washed the Jeep with McKee's coating prep auto wash followed by a couple sprays per panel with the Wet Wax. I think it turned out well...

Thanks for the reminder, I'm not sure why in my head I was thinking it was a similar application as the hydro2

I just picked up a bottle to try on a friends vehicle, any idea how long the protection lasts? This will be the only layer of protection on the vehicle. Hoping it will last a couple months? I have experience with hydro blue and hydro2, how does the wet wax compare? TIA

That is pretty much my routine during the winter unless it's an extremely nice day I'll break out the wash mitts. Spring will be here soon enough for a nice deep cleaning!

Just seeing this post about Woody Wax, the hydro2 and hydro blue (and others that work on the same principles) pretty much work exactly the same minus the spreading around with a brush. Just a couple sprays per panel and you'll instantly notice the water beading and running off the paint! I find...

Yes it looks as if winter is finally back and might stick around for a while! Best of luck with your choices, any other questions you know the folks here on the forum are always happy too help!

As long as the product has all been rinsed off I have had no issues. I did have streaks once during the middle of summer but it was too much product applied and not enough rinsing I believe. I just gave the truck another quick wash the next day and the streaks were gone. I too look for products...

I have used both but not letting them dry on their own, I blow dry them for the most part. I've come to the realization that I'm never going to have a clean truck in the winter. Any time it is warm enough for an outdoor wash the roads are soaked from melting so my plan of attack for the winter...

IMO the easiest solutions for protection are the McKee's Hydro Blue and CarPro Hydro2. They are a spray on rinse and blow dry/towel dry product. The drying could be you driving down the street? I have used both products and they work well. A little goes a long way. Only need a couple sprays per...

I have a 50' and 100' Zero-G going on 3 years now, I have no complaints. They have held up very well to this point.

Now there is a car you don't see everyday! You've been detailing some awesome rides lately, keep up the fantastic work!

I've worked on a few trucks and the hot water really helps breaking down the grease that tends to accumulate all over the rigs. I've always used the same products as I would a normal vehicle. I would think based on the brands you use you will be just fine.

Wow just wow!

I fine those ford cowlings fade fast if not maintained and the exhaust tips get hammered. What a difference it makes in appearance once they are fixed. Great job on a big rig!