LSP recommendations for application in cold weather

[nick dude]

Hey all,

Have my son coming home from college soon and would love to get some winter protection on his pickup.
I can't fit it in my garage so anything I do will be done outside, I am dealing with temps in the 30-40 range most likely.
More than likely it will just be a wash and decon with a clay mit.

My question is what LSP application would you recommend in the cold weather?
I figure anything wipe on/of like a wax or sealant may be to difficult.
Was thinking maybe CarPro Hydr02 or Reload or Gyeon WetCoat might be a simple way to get a few months protection.

Please share your thoughts, thanks

[Dan K]

Normal wash with hose = Hydro2. Done.

[WillSports3]

You prolly could use a sealant of choice or a wax or choice, just apply it with your barehands.

[Sicoupe]

Normal wash with hose = Hydro2. Done.

agree

[FUNX650]

Park the vehicle where the Sun
will strike its panels...hopefully
that'll provide enough warmth,
to where their temp will rise to:
"the more acceptable range"

RE: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...-sealants.html


Bob

[CarolinasFinestDetailing]

Normal wash with hose = Hydro2. Done.

This. Super easy and you can literally protect the paint, glass, and wheels at the same time. I would wash, clay, wash, Hydr02 if it needs claying. Baggie test will be deciding factor.

[nick dude]

Thanks for the recommendations!

[DogRescuer]

You prolly could use a sealant of choice or a wax or choice, just apply it with your barehands.

What's your point about "bare hands"?

[Don M]

What's your point about "bare hands"?

I'm guessing it's to keep whatever product he is using from freezing before it can bond to the paint?

[goldenlight]

its a loosing battle below freezing when washing cars outdoor