Always use what works for you! I might give that hydro blue a try when I'm done with this bottle. It's just an easy product to use the spray on and rinse off products. First one I've have used.
Thanks for this video. After you put it in how long does the product last? Do you still have to wax after using this product? Also I have seen in our buddies it’s not recommended to use product in direct sunlight. Is that accurate. Thanks.
@philskibinski1326 it lasted me a little over a month. But that's always different depending on your atmosphere. I always recommend detailing in the shade. But I've used outside in direct sunlight I didn't have a problem. And no, you don't have to wax it after applying this product. You should be good to go!
@@detailcultureThank you for the info. I just added you to my watch list or whatever the heck you call it. Great info. Looking forward to more videos to watch. I’m a weekend cleaner of my wife and mine cars. But love detailing sites to watch.
I hear a lot of recommendations for Wet Coat, but it's pretty expensive, roughly the same price as Meguiars Bead Booster which can be diluted 3:1, but from what I understand Wet Coat is more like P&S Beads Maker which is half the price. I generally think Gyeon/Carpro/Koch Chemie products are just not a great value, I'm guessing they're imported products which would drive up the price.
This is a Spary on Rinse off product no cure time needed. The ones you've have mentioned are not the same as methods of use. This would be good if your washing a client's vehicle in the rain and or it's about to rain because there is no cure time.
Tried this and wasn't impressed. I use Carpro hydro2 concentrate and dilute to my liking and the durability and shine blow's this and others I tried on the market. But good video 👍
@@detailculture so basically the Carpro hydro2 concentrate is about $70 for the bottle. But it goes a long long way, so basically it's worth the money and you save in the Long run
What I do is I have a 1 gallon garden pump sprayer. I dilute 1oz for that gal, which is a little excessive lol but it's ok. The coverage is awesome with the sprayer. You can really put a thick layer on
@@detailculture and please make a video lol. All the videos are of the old version like 9 years ago. Not that in depth on the product 🙏👍 I would love to watch it.
ive never tried wet coat but use hydro blue from mckees frequently... wheels and intricate grills it works great
Always use what works for you! I might give that hydro blue a try when I'm done with this bottle. It's just an easy product to use the spray on and rinse off products. First one I've have used.
Thanks for this video. After you put it in how long does the product last? Do you still have to wax after using this product? Also I have seen in our buddies it’s not recommended to use product in direct sunlight. Is that accurate. Thanks.
@philskibinski1326 it lasted me a little over a month. But that's always different depending on your atmosphere. I always recommend detailing in the shade. But I've used outside in direct sunlight I didn't have a problem. And no, you don't have to wax it after applying this product. You should be good to go!
@@detailcultureThank you for the info. I just added you to my watch list or whatever the heck you call it. Great info. Looking forward to more videos to watch. I’m a weekend cleaner of my wife and mine cars. But love detailing sites to watch.
Thank you, I appreciate the sub man!
I hear a lot of recommendations for Wet Coat, but it's pretty expensive, roughly the same price as Meguiars Bead Booster which can be diluted 3:1, but from what I understand Wet Coat is more like P&S Beads Maker which is half the price. I generally think Gyeon/Carpro/Koch Chemie products are just not a great value, I'm guessing they're imported products which would drive up the price.
This is a Spary on Rinse off product no cure time needed. The ones you've have mentioned are not the same as methods of use. This would be good if your washing a client's vehicle in the rain and or it's about to rain because there is no cure time.
Tried this and wasn't impressed. I use Carpro hydro2 concentrate and dilute to my liking and the durability and shine blow's this and others I tried on the market. But good video 👍
It's all good. Everybody has their own flavor. Never used the carpro brand before. I might have to give a try.
@@detailculture so basically the Carpro hydro2 concentrate is about $70 for the bottle. But it goes a long long way, so basically it's worth the money and you save in the Long run
What I do is I have a 1 gallon garden pump sprayer. I dilute 1oz for that gal, which is a little excessive lol but it's ok. The coverage is awesome with the sprayer. You can really put a thick layer on
I'll definitely give it a go. Thank you for your recommendation and how you use it. Appreciate it man
@@detailculture and please make a video lol. All the videos are of the old version like 9 years ago. Not that in depth on the product 🙏👍 I would love to watch it.