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I seen this on the internet while suffering the web and we all know "anything we see on the internet is true " LOL, but seriously, has any of you guys every used this stuff and does it work like they say it will?
https://www.hydrosilex.com
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There's a detailer in my area I think uses it. From the FB photos I've seen it makes the paint look like glass. Not sure if it's the exact product but when he ran a water hose over it the water flowed off and bead up but doesn't leave any water spots. Doesn't have to wax the car for a long time either. Just use a shamy towel and done.
I may do it once I get paint. Shit ain't cheap. IIRC he charges $500. But that's cause he completely cleans, preps the paint before applying it that way no contaminates are under the coating.
If it's a true ceramic coating then that's about the best protection you can use on paint right now short of a clear bra/wrap/paint protection film. Stuff is expensive to do but it can leave a paint job looking like glass. Stuff is time consuming to put on and long lasting hence the cost.
It is NOT a true ceramic coating from what I've read. Here is a thread from another forum I'm on, KirkH has a detailing business.
https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showt...ght=hydrosilex
I use Adam's H2O Guard and Gloss to get a similar effect. Bottle was ~$12 and I've used it on both the SS and the WS6, used about 1/5 of the bottle so far. Supposed to last up to 2 months.
But its on the internet so :wall:Quote:
Originally Posted by Y2KArcticSS
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But so is the link I posted. Paradox. :lol:
As mentioned it is not a true ceramic coating. I got a free bottle.
It is nothing special. It a silicon dioxide (SiO2) spray sealant. For those of you that are familiar with detailing products, think of this as an alternative version to CarPro Reload.
This will not outlast a true ceramic coating.
The benefit is that it is easy to use and can be used often.