Possibly. It doesn’t rain here in So Cal that much. The fires should give you an indication of how dry it is here.
I honestly don’t care if my daily gets water spots. Yeah blasphemy. It’s a daily driver and Mother Nature is a b!tc# to compete with. Most of the time I’m polishing a year or so down the road.
Plus I also test various coatings which allows me to see what would be something to use. Every single coating I have on my current test has stains and water spots over the course of 8 months. Even graphene. Sorry no miracle products to prevent that.
I don’t cover my car at all. It’s exposed to heat, dew, ash, drizzle, etc... Silver is a great color as well. Hides imperfections. Leaves me stress free.
You will have to be sure that cover is waterproof and keep the painted surface clean or it won’t be swirl free for that long.
Hydrophobic will give you that tight water beading. Hydrophilic will give that more sheeting action but still bead at the right angle.
I think you would have had better luck with gtechniq crystal serum light as it’s more sheeting than beading.
What I meant is try a polish first if you want to remove the coating.
By the way my daily hot water spots one month after I applied the SPS graphene coating which was not supposed to spot as much. I honestly could care less at this point as I just drove the car and keep it clean. The coating is still doing it’s job.
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