Hydro2 over Liquid Natty's Blue

Ronkh

Wax Waster
Here is Hydro2 over Liquid Natty's blue. I'll let the pics do the talking

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My Smudges :(

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Must have gotten some over spray. This is 20 min after I applied the tire dressing BnB

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Looks Great! Only one question, you sure there's still wax on there? I'm gonna make you paranoid because Every time I've tried to top anything other than a coating with Hydro it stripped it off and didnt bond. At first glance it appeared to but with a week if I washed it later boom nothing..... No beading what so ever. Maybe I did something wrong but the easy of hydro my and my little brother used it on our own cars mine had Black Ice on it at the time and his had BFWD that was less that week old on both. Hydro and next wash flat... Like nothing was there at all. Then we tried it on a few other car we had detailed that come in a lot for washes and same thing... It seem to be a stripped when put on top of anything but a coating.
 
Looks Great! Only one question, you sure there's still wax on there? I'm gonna make you paranoid because Every time I've tried to top anything other than a coating with Hydro it stripped it off and didnt bond. At first glance it appeared to but with a week if I washed it later boom nothing..... No beading what so ever. Maybe I did something wrong but the easy of hydro my and my little brother used it on our own cars mine had Black Ice on it at the time and his had BFWD that was less that week old on both. Hydro and next wash flat... Like nothing was there at all. Then we tried it on a few other car we had detailed that come in a lot for washes and same thing... It seem to be a stripped when put on top of anything but a coating.

I HAD to play !!!!!!!

If it don't last oh well....... Then I just hit it with pro-polish and then try some of the wax I won from OBI :bigups

But I had to play :)

And yesterday I put reload over black ice :redface:
 
Looks Great! Only one question, you sure there's still wax on there? I'm gonna make you paranoid because Every time I've tried to top anything other than a coating with Hydro it stripped it off and didnt bond. At first glance it appeared to but with a week if I washed it later boom nothing..... No beading what so ever. Maybe I did something wrong but the easy of hydro my and my little brother used it on our own cars mine had Black Ice on it at the time and his had BFWD that was less that week old on both. Hydro and next wash flat... Like nothing was there at all. Then we tried it on a few other car we had detailed that come in a lot for washes and same thing... It seem to be a stripped when put on top of anything but a coating.

So am I gonna have to polish or will I be good to go to apply something else?
 
I can definitely vouch for hydro, I just redid it four months later and honestly it was still going strong. The only reason why I stripped it because it needed a clay. Used citrus wash heavily diluted an it finally came off. It's probably the only stuff I use as this point beside hybrid v7 as a qd.

Opinions on bonding, I've done over 30+ cars with it so I know what's it likes and doesn't. Although hydro is extremely easy to use there are some draw backs...

1. Keep it out the sun! You can be in a heavily lit area but it must be artificial, for some reason when this stuff gets direct sun it becomes very splotchy.

2. Ratios are everything, if you mess up the ratio again it will be splotchy and in extreme cases you will actually have high spots (usually this is caused by a ratio that is too concentrated). High spots are also caused by over lapping. Ex. You spray one side of the hood and treat it, then the other and in the center you may have some overlapping to wash over. It happened with an M5 I did a while back, I actually had to use a light polish to remove it.

3. It will adhear to lsp's but definitely prefers synthetic stuff especially sealants. I'm not sure but I think it's the composition of the stuff.

4. It will adhear to Rims, trim and tires. I've actually gotten creative with it and noticed using a light (I emphasize LIGHT) dressing, you can actually lock in the dressing for longer periods of time when topped with hydro. Moral... Do the rims and the tires in one shot if your going to hydro the rims.

5. Glass, overall very good but it really doesn't like sitting on long. If you let hydro sit for over 30+ seconds you will get spotting and it is pita to rub off.

6. Time is key as well as being ready to go. Hydro is a very time sensitive thing, again let it sit for no more than 30 seconds. You have to be prepared to blast it almost immediately. Do panel by panel... Top down and you should be fine.

7. Doesn't like Japanese paint unless it's polished. I don't know why or how but with German cars I never get an spotting or run lines. I find that with Honda an infinity paints it really gets very tempermental.


Overall I love the stuff an absolutely killer combo that will leave ridiculous gloss is this.

If your going to clay use cg citrus wash n gloss (heavy dilution) than use 1z pearls as a secondary wash and finally top it with hydro. If your just washing than 1z perls topped with hydro is plenty of enough.
 
Almost forgot one of the most important things is the spray itself. If you use it a lot it's almost a must to get the right sprayer head, one with a very fine mist. That is one of the main reasons for the splotchy ness of the product. If it's come out in heavy drops it almost always leave a stain like appearance.

A sprayer like this works perfect...
Meguiar's Detailer Line Standard Sprayer
 
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