BF WD Polymer Spray or Prima Hydro?

What Wax As You Dry should I buy? (gallon size)

  • BF WD Polymer Spray

    Votes: 2 40.0%

  • Prima Hydro

    Votes: 1 20.0%

  • other (insert in comments)

    Votes: 2 40.0%
  • Total voters
    5
  • Poll closed .
512detail

512detail

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I am looking to purchase a Gallon of spray sealant /wax to use as a Wax As you Dry Product
I have previously used Prima Hydro and BF WD Polymer Sealant

Can't decide which one to go with (there's only a $10 difference)
I love them both but I think Prima Hydro has been easier to apply in the sun IME.

I was going to go with PB QD+ but I want something with a little more longevity and protection for my regular maintenance washes on the few regular clients I have (their veh are protected with PB EX-P btw)

What do you think. I am looking to purchase on the current sale which ends in a few hours.

Thanks

If you have another option I should look at feel free to recommend- I want it by the gallon though.
 
Meg's D156 for wax as you dry/quick detailer with protection. Hydromax as a real spray sealant every other month

I like aqua wax also for same as Megs 156 with better protection (longevity) but not as easy to use in the sun.
 
These trucks are both white. This is basically just for them and I want to make my job easier. Its so dang hot here in Texas.
White diamond on order as well. talked him out of the black truck so im excited to use white diamond now.
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I will consider that as well.

Ive had great results with Hydro and BF wd ps
The price isnt really a big deal IF its actually better but the AW is appealing now.

i mean Reload price is out of the window, lol thats for my cars only
 
trashmanssd said:
Meg's D156 for wax as you dry/quick detailer with protection. Hydromax as a real spray sealant every other month

I like aqua wax also for same as Megs 156 with better protection (longevity) but not as easy to use in the sun.
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D156 is nice. Works as a drying aid and a stand alone product. It can also be used in the sun.

jrock645 said:
What about D155... As a detail spray there's a deal to get to 2gal of it super cheap
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D155 is a nice detail spray but it will streak in the sun and in warmer temps.
 
The Guz said:
D156 is nice. Works as a drying aid and a stand alone product. It can also be used in the sun.



D155 is a nice detail spray but it will streak in the sun and in warmer temps.
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I just looked D156 up on acc.
This sounds like their ultimate quick wax which I have used and was very pleased with. I wonder if this is literally just a gallon of it. Megs ultimate quick wax was what kicked off my addiction to great looking paint. I remember my friend gave me this box of megs detailing products and all I thought was this guy regifted me something. Then I used some of them.

At that price might be worth a try.
 
512detail said:
I just looked D156 up on acc.
This sounds like their ultimate quick wax which I have used and was very pleased with. I wonder if this is literally just a gallon of it. Megs ultimate quick wax was what kicked off my addiction to great looking paint. I remember my friend gave me this box of megs detailing products and all I thought was this guy regifted me something. Then I used some of them.

At that price might be worth a try.
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It's the same other than the scent.
 
Can't of wrong with D156. Can pick it up locally just about anywhere. Looks great as well. Never had an issues with streaking even in full sun.
 
D156 can be used on all surfaces, inside and out. Buy it by the gallon. Its a must have product. My 5year old car looks better than new after using D156 after every wash. Interior is spotless. Works in the hot sun, even in winter under 40 degrees. I've not found anything better in terms of a product that works on every paint in every condition and climate, and produces perfect results every time.
 
I ended up going w D156. Seemed like a good value and I would have ended up hoarding all the Hydro or Bfwd for myself anyways.
I took the money saved and picked up some other products i wanted to try on my own car.
 
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