CarPro Hydr02 questions

[koj11]

I've always used Blackfire Wet Diamond sealant on my car and have been very happy with the results. I do everything by hand, and although this takes me a long time, the end result has always been well worth the effort.

I've been reading about Hydro2 and watching videos, and it just seems like such a great product. The amount of time it would save me would be huge, but I wouldn't be willing to save a few hours if the protection wasn't up to the level of quality of the Blackfire. I understand that the protection may not last as long as Wet Diamond, but it's so quick to re-apply, that wouldn't be a consideration for me as long as the level of protection it provided was good enough. I also use Aquapel on my windows, so the idea of just spraying Hydro2 over everything sounds pretty appealing.

So for those of you who have used both, how would you compare the slickness, beading, protection, etc. of these two products? Also, how does the performance of Hydro2 on glass compare to Aquapel? Thanks!

 

[uhohitsstevo]

Although I have not used any of the products you have stated in this, I also was in this dilemma. I decided to stick with what I knew, the long lasting and great protection of my sealants. I like the Carpro Hydro2 idea, actually I am waiting to have a bottle delivered to my house. I am going to use this on my wheel wells (I know, OCD detailer) but I know it will make it much easier to clean and keep clean. I like the idea of a quick use with Carpro and in the future maybe if I have two cars I might consider using it on my daily driver that gets beat up but for now I enjoy doing the Wax or Sealant. Just my 2 cents.

 

[vobro]

I love Hydro, very versatile and super easy to use. What other product can add solid protection to paint,wheels,wheel wells, trim moldings etc? It is cool to see my wiper arms and license plates bead water. I get a solid 2 months out of it but it literally takes under 10 minutes to coat everything. The HydroFoam is awesome too