Anyone use Suds Lab Ceramic Spray as a spray on / hose off?

I use several spray on products including TEC 582 but have never used them as a spray on/rinse off. Reason I don't as I feel that would be the least effective method to apply the product and also would require larger quanities to be applied.

I had been applying these products as a drying aid by applying while vehicle is still wet and using a drying towel after applying, but I have even stopped that method as I feel spraying the product on a wet surface diluted the product..

Depending On wash method I'll either just use a drying towel or blow most of the water off with my EGO blower and after mop up with a drying towel then use a spray and wipe product such as TEC 582. May not be quicker but feel that is best way to apply such products.
 
The best and absolute cheapest spray-n-rinse sealant is the Armor All Extreme Shield Ceramic Car Wash. Its like 12 bucks at Walmart.

Use it UNDILUTED in a spray bottle or foam cannon.

Spray, let dwell 15-30 seconds (less time if in direct sun) and rinse off. Enjoy super beading short term protection.

Your welcome.
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TIP: when applied, if you wipe it or agitate it on the surface before rinsing it gives a slight boost in beading capability.
 
Best spray and rinse I have used is TWHS flex wax. One of the ways it is to be used. Sadly TW is no longer producing it.
 
I understand and thats where Im at too kinda. But if you look up at least Tec582, you'll see people spraying it on and hosing it off and getting beading... Weird but works.
 
The best and absolute cheapest spray-n-rinse sealant is the Armor All Extreme Shield Ceramic Car Wash. Its like 12 bucks at Walmart.

Use it UNDILUTED in a spray bottle or foam cannon.

Spray, let dwell 15-30 seconds (less time if in direct sun) and rinse off. Enjoy super beading short term protection.

Your welcome.
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TIP: when applied, if you wipe it or agitate it on the surface before rinsing it gives a slight boost in beading capability.
I have that based on your previous recommendation to me a while ago - it doesnt seem like it lasts or works well at all IMO. Maybe Im doing it wrong? Or not letting it sit long enough?
 
I have that based on your previous recommendation to me a while ago - it doesnt seem like it lasts or works well at all IMO. Maybe Im doing it wrong? Or not letting it sit long enough?

How long do you expect for it to last exactly? We are talking about a spray-n-rinse sealant so, there are limitations here and you may need to reset your expectations accordingly.

Even if it were to last 30 days in your environment, it is literally SO EASY to apply that the minimal effort is worth another reapplication when its dying or dead.

In fact, if you apply it at every wash (assuming you at least wash your car every two weeks) then it will last indefinitely.

In my video below, the water behavior is sort of flatish but its still repelling water a bit. It might have been 2-3 weeks since I had last applied it.

 
I tried this last May and it was garbage

Did absolutely nothing that I could see and I ended up pouring it out to recycle the bottle

I don't think they even sell it anymore

Despite having ready access to Suds Lab products at Walmart I have declined to try any more of their products with the exception being their foam tire dressing applicator; it is cheap and effective




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I went this route. For 24$ shipped, label says you can hose it off or wipe. I'll report back!
 
Hydro blue is another good product. Been around forever.

 
Hydro blue is another good product. Been around forever.

I had it two different times and both times it turned green and separated. I dont know if the second was the new version or not, Id say it was but who knows.
 
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