I will definitely buy this to clean my wheels - as long as it has somewhat decent dilution. I can see just using this in a bottle with a foaming sprayer.
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I will definitely buy this to clean my wheels - as long as it has somewhat decent dilution. I can see just using this in a bottle with a foaming sprayer.
Ok - dilutes 1:9. That`s good.
Price????????????????
Technically you wouldn`t need to bother with a conventional LSP if you used this as part of a routine maintenance wash basis.
I love the CarPro products I`ve tried so far and had Hydro 2 on my list of things to buy next order. I`ll definitely try this out and make a review and test durability over time on a daily driven, outdoor parked, 1990`s, pearl white, SC400, Lexus that my friend has been nagging me to detail!
My only question, when will CarPro HydroFoam be available for purchase?!
Thats exactly what I was thinking as I read through this thread. Could be a great product over coated wheels.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swanicyouth
No price or product launch date yet.
Is Carpro in the business of teasing us poor guys that really want to try out new products? I`m still waiting for some other of their products to be available.
Looks like Permanon with foam.
I don`t know. there`s something about coating and washing at the same time, seems like one or the other will be lacking. probably stick with a separate wash and coat process, which is still pretty easy with hydro2.
I wonder if it streaks like Hydr02? If so then no thanks.
Don`t see much of a difference between the before and after.
Gyeon Bathe+ is a very unique product and the water behavior afterwards is very nice. I haven`t really tested the longevity, I`ll have to grab my sisters car when the weather is nice and test it out.
I thought there was a notable change in beading and sheeting behavior. Not to the level of hydro2 or reload, but it was there. I will agree that what I`ve seen from bath+ did look better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kacz
So when will tacsystems have this technology?
I agree that there was a change, but a lot of shampoos will clean up road grime on the bottom half of cars and bring back the LSP water behavior.Quote:
Originally Posted by Audios S6
With that said, I`m not going to judge a product based on a video. The real test will be when its used on a car with no LSP.
Very cool product though...look forward to seeing how it performs compared to Bathe+ and look forward to seeing who else jumps in on a product like this.
Other than the possible use on wheels and its chemical resistance, what`s so great about it? I admit it`s cool that they made a shampoo capable of such protection, but why is it any better than a seal as you dry product? You still have to dry the car after using this product and its application makes it seem like it will add a decent amount of time to a normal wash.
Dear SYMAWD
I understand this shampoo adds "sick" gloss and stellar protection to the vehicle in the same amount of time as a regular two-bucket wash.
So there are time savings and quality of protection.