Looks like a good item to have in my stash for the DD
Anything else on the market with that much fillers ?
I came across this thread while googleing for booster wax/lsp
Prima Hydro Erases Holograms!!! - ShowCarDetailing
Looks like a good item to have in my stash for the DD
Anything else on the market with that much fillers ?
I came across this thread while googleing for booster wax/lsp
Prima Hydro Erases Holograms!!! - ShowCarDetailing
anyone else use this product, I wouldn`t mind using this on my DD black car if it works as advertised- even if it only lasts about 1 month.
hmmmm interesting
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Quote: Hydro is so high in polymer that it actually cures… 24 hours later you’ll have an even slicker and glossier finish.
Hmmm.......
I wonder how this stuff might look under a coat of ZCS.......?
I want to buy some, I always spray wax a car after a detail, and this may help with any stubborn swirls.
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I use it after every wash and it works great. It does have great filling abilities for a wax as you dry product. I am a huge fan of prima and since they are local to me I have their whole line up and can`t say enough good things about them. I have been impressed with all of their products. Their amigo glaze and epic sealent are great as well.
Is this stuff legit? Would love to have this for the daily if it does what it says/is shown.
I`ve been using Hydro for a few months now and I`m happy with it. Its the first wax as you dry type of product that I`ve used so I can`t compare it to anything else like Aquawax and such. I use it about every second or third wash but never noticed any filling abilities. I guess I never really looked out for that but I`ll start paying more attention from now on. I remember seeing that thread listed above a few weeks ago too, but don`t remember getting those type of results.
I was curiuos about this product so I bought some and had a chance to try it out today. It smells great and the packaging is top notch. Application is easy, I prefer to use wax as you dry products on a freshly dried surface, and it glided on over the paint smoothly and left it very slick.
It does indeed have filling properties. My DD is black and only got a quick detail in the spring so it has the usual small marring here and there, nothing you could see unless you were inspecting the paint. After two hours I took a look and found the paint to be near flawless! I am impressed!
The price is nearly double AW, and I have yet to see the durability (or even the 24 hour slickness) so I will hold out my judgement on whether to buy again. But so far, on a black DD it seems to be the ticket. I think glaze + fk1000 + Hydro will be my go to this summer.
What if you used Hydra and then topped with Opti-Seal which is supposed to add tons of protection and "lock in the look" of something like a glaze/wax?Originally Posted by bpfoley
I thnk you would be better suited to have the OS under the Hydra.
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where can i buy this?
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Hang tight if you want a review. I have a jet black card as my testbed.
It`s raining till Tuesday so I won`t try it till mid next week.
It`s manuf. and offered at Detailers Paradise: Premium Car Care Products, Auto Detailing
I have a bottle. Won`t be able to test till mid week as it`s slated for rain until then.
My test bed is a jet black car so we shall see.
It may not be a cure-all but if it`s helps in between polishes, that`s all I`m asking.
Yeah but then wouldn`t the Hydra still only last a short while? I`m wondering how to lock in the filling abilities of the Hydra for a longer period of time.Originally Posted by joshtpa
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