my comparisons won't be out until a few months later though, since it's like, -10 degrees celsius (which equates to 14 degrees farenheit) here in toronto... AG really has made me extremely compulsive on stuff I can't even use yet and subsequently broke ... But do keep an eye out for corey's tests, I hear he's comparing Hydro2 at different dilutions, and also against permanon.CarPro Hydro2 wipeless silica spray
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my comparisons won't be out until a few months later though, since it's like, -10 degrees celsius (which equates to 14 degrees farenheit) here in toronto... AG really has made me extremely compulsive on stuff I can't even use yet and subsequently broke ... But do keep an eye out for corey's tests, I hear he's comparing Hydro2 at different dilutions, and also against permanon.
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just read on detailing world. 40ml concentrate per car average. 160ml of rtu diluted product.
Oh wow then that gets pretty pricey per car... The $15 100mL comes down to like, 2.5 applications; rounding up to 3 if you're not liberal with it, putting it at $5 a car... the $55 500mL one brings it to 12.5; roughly 13 cars, at $4.25 a car...
I'm still going to get this stuff, but it's hard to justify continuously buying a large amount as I'm only an enthusiast and not a pro detailer that can actually make money per application
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I think an enthusiast would benefit more so than a full time detailer with this product. This stuff is not cheap, but 500ml should last quite a while for the enthusiast.
I got a 100ml bottle yesterday and ordered another today. I won't have any thoughts on it for a while since the weather is really cold here right now in single digits. I bought it for wheel protection and that was all I plan on using it on. So 200ml should last me a long time