Your favorite spray wax? (for protection)

FivePoint.0 said:
Good choice!!! :props:

Hydro MAX is loaded with polymers. FYI, You don't need to spray every square inch of the panel, just enough to get good coverage. It spreads nicely.
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Thanks for the heads up! Hopefully if PA doesn't get 10 inches of snow tomorrow (which we're supposed to) I might do it this weekend!
 
pcw25 said:
Thanks for the heads up! Hopefully if PA doesn't get 10 inches of snow tomorrow (which we're supposed to) I might do it this weekend!
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Please post your HONEST thoughts.

Make sure the paint is at least clayed before applying.
 
Also, there's no curing time with Hydro MAX. You can apply another coat immediately if desired.
 
I went to check out videos of hydro max on YouTube for beading/sheeting. Let's just day don't type in hydro max in the search bar.
 
I have been using XMT and it works well, nice shine and my car beads relentlessly. It also has a great cost factor as its often on sale. It smells nice and cant be much easier to use.
 
SYMAWD said:
I like Meg's Ultimate Quik Wax. It's easy to use and gives a solid few weeks of protection, but I'd use it as an LSP booster instead of a straight LSP.
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I agree. I was bought it as a cheap quick option for maintenance with my weekly washes. With a base of Collinite 845, I am very impressed with the durability.
 
hbrett29 said:
I agree. I was bought it as a cheap quick option for maintenance with my weekly washes. With a base of Collinite 845, I am very impressed with the durability.
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That's what I always used it for, but it seems like a "top" every other day, which is why I wanted something with durability.
 
KillaCam said:
I went to check out videos of hydro max on YouTube for beading/sheeting. Let's just day don't type in hydro max in the search bar.
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LOL. I did the same thing, definitely not what I was looking for!
 
Optimum spray

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Hydromax, WG spray sealant and Reload are great toppers

Reload on top perm coatings...
 
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