What did you do today, in regards to detailing?

**SWETM** · 03-14-2019, 12:12 PM

Originally Posted by ClearVue18

Hey that's why Instagram is popular now lol. Hang out for all the A.D.D graduates

What did you do today, in regards to detailing?

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Wondering what I have. Compulsive writing? LOL

**ClearVue18** · 03-14-2019, 12:44 PM

Originally Posted by SWETM

Wondering what I have. Compulsive writing? LOL

Embrace it my good man just embrace it. Lol. I swear I'll make a t-shirt that says A.D.D and wear is with my head high

with a meme.

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**Coatingsarecrack** · 03-14-2019, 01:07 PM

Originally Posted by minerigger

Curious as well I got 1 crew cab short bed 2500hd Chevy and wheels, 2 applications on wheels of wifes and every panel except the roof on her Armada.

This out of a bottle of hydro blue. Kinda speedy for 2 cars.

I got 2 applications out of wetcoat as well. Crew cab short bed 2500hd(old work truck) and a extended cab long bed 3500. Definitely doesn’t go as far as I want but again may be using to much.

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With hydro blue 1-2 smaller panels 2-4 bigger panels hi pressure water is suppose to spread. Heard of some using damp MF applicator to spread after spraying but must be quick. I kinda think that defeats purpose of this product. Does anyone use a drying aid right after application?

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**Coatingsarecrack** · 03-14-2019, 01:09 PM

Originally Posted by SWETM

It's so hard to not use to much of product with these spray on rinse off products. If I only do the spray on rinse off way I try to find the distance as far away as possible and still get it on the paint. That is hard when just a little of wind is outside. Otherwise 4-5 spritz on a panel. With the Sonax Spray and Seal I have only done it this way and got about 4 medium sized cars and 2 sets of wheels with thorough coverage out of a bottle.

When I have used Wet Coat and Hydro2 lite. I have spritz 2-3 times on a wet panel and taken a damp mf applicator sponge. And wiped the it in for full coverage and PW it off and was thorough with letting the water pressure from the PW hit all of the panel for a full activation of the product. On the same cars I only used 1/10 of a 1L Wet Coat bottle and the 1L Hydro2 lite bottle this way. And feeling like I got a more even coverage with this method and also a little longer longevity from it too even if just a little difference. Also think for an application on an unprotected paint this is a better first application of the spray on rinse off products. Then it's easier to spread it with a spray on rinse off application with less product. The downside is the ease of use goes down when you wipe in the product first. And the upside is you use way less of product and a more even coverage when wiped it in.

I have liked the looks from the Sonax Spray and Seal vs Wet Coat on my silver metallic car. The Hydro2 lite is on par with Sonax Spray and Seal. But think of getting the new version of Gyeon Wet Coat as it's a 50% longer longevity from it know. And on white paint the Wet Coat looks awesome with a very crisp looking finish. On my silver metallic car if I want to apply a fast touch up to the protection. I'm going to use the Sonax Wash and Seal car soap that I have. Or wipe on wipe off products with longer longevity from them than the spray on rinse off products.

Or if I read farther.... what he said...

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