Best Spray & Rinse Car Wax/Sealant | Carpro Hydro2 Gyeon Wet Coat 303 Touchless Sealant Bowdens Own

[@deeel1364]

Ive gotta say the self cleaning properties of Wet Coat is brilliant

[@razvandranga2960]

I think this is the best video I ever seen about comparing products.

[@odavila03]

Razvan Dranga every video Sandro does is the Best video on car products!

[@Ozzcaddy]

Hi Sandro, firstly acknowledging the time taken to prepare, mask, apply products and test - much appreciated. I use Gyeon Wet Coat on my alloy wheels including inside wheel arches and black mesh grill on the latest Hyundai Tucson. I find it allows the wheels to remain cleaner from brake dust a lot longer and cleaning is easy, it lasts 3 months. I previously used Car Pro Hydro2 on my previous 1999 Camry where the clear coat had failed on the roof and bonnet. On those 2 areas when applied with Hydro2, it left both surfaces with a satin sheen and some protection. But not as good as the other panels which still had clear coat. Again, thanks for the time to complete the testing and your opinions.

[@OZIPUG1970]

It's great to be an Aussie using Aussie products that are on par or if not better than most top line brands.

[@morganw6228]

I look at my paint and I leave swirls and scratches, this guy scrubs his paint and not a swirl to be seen. Skills

[@maximinojaimes9860]

Because the panel is completely clean when he is doing it, there are probably small debries or dirt when your whipping

[@Theseones]

I myself am a huge Gyeon fan, but I can't ignore Carpro HydrO2s value after those results! Thank you for all the work you do!

[@adamcoe]

Really great comparison, and I like that you go above and beyond the manufacturer's specs and try it in a few different ways. Just picked up a 100 ml bottle of Hydro2 (enough to do my F150 twice) and I'm pretty excited to try it out. Wet Dreams also looks like an excellent option and I plan to give it a shot as well once I've used up the CarPro stuff. Thanks for a really concise and well shot video! You just earned a subscriber.

[@mitchhardage4447]

Hey I just got myself some hydro2. Did you apply with spray and rinse? Or with spray and wipe and rinse? And can I have like the details on your dilution ratio and how long it sat and if you applied a clay bar to your car before applying. Please let me know.

[@paulcox6566]

I've been using Wet Dreams for about 3 months now and love it. It costs me about $5-$6 per car so its not cheap, but the finish is very satisfying for a novice like me.

[@thatsoutrageous1961]

UTV

[@JuanPerez-yy5hr]

Another amazing video in depth of product reviews Thank you

[@fastmonaro05]

Thank you for your honest opinions. I use Hydro2 after I wash a car for others I detail for. I usually use a snow foam, wash, rinse and then hit the paint again with HYdro2. Then I use Bowdens Soft cloth for drying and then give it a buff with a dry microfiber. Seems to bring up the gloss and water behaviour as you demo here. Bowdens have some really good products now. And I like 303 protectants for inside.

[@nimbusmobiledetailing312]

Where would I be without these amazing reviews

[@brettw8664]

Thanks again Sandro, for another 'quality Car Craft Auto Detailing' informative comparison test. No cutting corners here mate, you spend the time setting everything up, giving each Product its true values. I commend you for your effort and the time it takes. Though, this is just a reflection of the type of work you carry out when detailing. I never gave it any thought myself, but I am going to do the old 'wet panel / apply product / wipe with microfiber / rinse off. I love these 'tricks' you pass on to us

[@martynedmiston2369]

Nice one Sandro, a lot of work. I’ve been using Gyeon and Carpro for some time now and love them both. I mix Hydro 2 with Reload and use it as a waterless wash and top up of my ceramic covering. 303 looks like my next purchase! Great work as always, I appreciate your efforts mate. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@dimmacommunication]

You scots love detailing uh ? :)

[@tonymattisson6158]

Awesome video and review and comparison Sandro! I have used Gyeon Wet Coat the old version around 5L of it I think. That needed to be applyied after every wash 3-4 times to build up the performance from it. Then I got it it to last 3 months in the winter months here in Sweden after the last application and when I where no longer able to wash cause of the below the freezing point. So was interested when I got the new version of Gyeon Wet Coat. What I noticed directly where that I got the higher performance from it after the first application. With a slightly longer longevity from it with a higher performance from it until it started to degrade. And also as you noticed a more glossy finish I noticed from it too. The old version of Gyeon Wet Coat got me sharper gloss while the new version got me a deeper and more candied gloss from it. Very noticeble on my Kia cee'd SW with a silver metallic paint. Something that is a benefit with the Gyeon Wet Coat is that I get a great performance from it even when I have just done a chemical decon step and Carpro Reset wash. Have also used Carpro Hydro2 lite and Sonax Spray and Seal and Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax and Turtle Wax Dry N Shine Rinse Wax. Sonax Spray and Seal gives me the highest gloss from these spray on rinse off products. HCW gets me a very high performance when I do a polishing step prep. When I dried the paint the TW Dry N Shine Rinse Wax gave me a crazy slickness from it and the drying towel feeled like it was not even on the paint but flyied over it LOL. But that was gone fast sadly. The method I use when I apply these spray on rinse off products. Is that I wet the paint and 2 sprays per panel and try to mist it on as even as possible. Then I take a damp mf applicator sponge and spread it out on the panel and the larger size panels I use 2 more sprays. And take the PW to thoroughly use the water pressure from it and hit every part of the paint. Dry as usually after this. This method gets it easy to work with and also an even application of these spray on rinse off products. That otherwise can be uneven and splotchy if applyied as recommended. Also I use way less of product when doing this. Just wring out the mf applicator sponge after every panel so it's just not dripping and for me this works awesome. Will try to apply on small sections with the dry method and with drying it off completly. Awesome tips and trix Sandro and thanks for shareing your experience with us!

[@ingo2835]

What is your comparison between Meguiars HCW and wet coat? Have you tried the dry application already?

[@ptvfr800]

A very good review thanks Sandro. My opinion, for what it's worth is that, spray and rinse method uses a lot of water unnecessarily, which in a hot dry country like Australia is important.

[@JohyeahM]

Great video. And, exactly the types of tests that I've been looking for.

[@Unknown-jl7mg]

hydro2 as qd on red panel- this is what i was searching!

[@Codriver72]

Once again a really informative video even if the results on the white panel was hard to see. The time and effort you put into this is fantastic. I spray in a damp microfiber and apply on wet paint. Then rinse off and dry. I have never had any problem.

[@fordyford]

Great comparrison of products we can buy in Australia. I just bought the Gyeon Wet Coat to try.

[@anon1231]

Dude this video was deep analysis! Subscribed!

[@hondacar]

It good to see that Bowden's Own products are creeping into reviews.They make great products, but I would like to see how they perform against the competitors.

[@Dominari66]

Always much appreciated for your time and effort Sandro, dead set legend mate 🤙

[@leecox4249]

Another awesome side by side comparison. Not that was really a struck match between them. As I work outside mostly I agree that Wet Dreams is a joy to work with in full sun. The other reason I prefer it is because it's Aussie owned and made.

[@chrisbradley3224]

Great video. I bet all of these products use the same basic chemistry with minor differences.

[@CameronRDavis]

Really appreciate everything you do man. Thank you

[@willardarmbruster8111]

To me user friendliness is the most important aspect. I've tried carpro, sonax, and 303 but McKees Hydro Blue is the one I've stuck with.

[@BrianW1612]

Wet Coat comes in concentrate sandro 👍 Good video btw, worth mentioning how Wet Coat has self cleaning abilities. I've been using TW Dry & Rinse, it's dirt cheap here in the UK and performs brilliantly.

[@adhithyasodhi3203]

Whenever I need detailing advice I can actually trust - no surprise where I land.....every time

[@thatsballer]

Bowden's did alot better than I thought it'd do!

[@Big_Old_Dog]

So you get a more inconsistent application with spray and rinse Vs spray and wipe? Makes complete sense. You trade application quality for convenience. Makes complete sense. When you say they work better with a wipe down, do you mean before rinsing or after rinsing or simply drying completely with no rinse at all? 303 Touchless had exceeded all my expectations for almost a year now in every way possible. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. It's ability to self clean and maintain gloss makes it a winner for daily drivers here in New England anyway. It's amazing on glass. That alone makes it great.

[@tiincho9583]

great comparison, good work

[@johndoyle7726]

Had hydro 2 last summer, liked it but sometimes it stained or streaked quite badly, really want to use wet coat and try to get my hands on some 303 products also

[@johndoyle7726]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing its the price you pay to save time I suppose, I used Di water to mix the hydro 2 after the first batch was a disaster on my part being lazy and using tap water had no issues with the pre mixed hydro 2 lite

[@mitchhardage4447]

Hey how do you recommend I use the hydro2 to avoid this issue? I haven't used it yet but I'm Nervous to bc of that

[@mujjuman]

hey man i love your testing methods and your videos. better than anything else i've seen on youtube. just wish you used other products too lol

[@TheAverageJoeX]

I like WaxedShine Aquabead and have used it as both spray and rinse and spray on then wipe off. No issues either way. Great gloss and slickness.

[@RAWDetailing-ey8my]

I use wet coat and spread with a damp mitt

[@jimmyjazz4605]

Hey man, love going through your old videos, even though I've watched them. Really gives some awesome insights. Would you consider doing more Bowden's Own comparisons? Would love to see your opinions on PCR, their different type of snow foams and washes 👌 Cheers again for making great videos

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

It’s great to hear that, and if you look through some more of my videos you will see a few more Bowden’s Own snow foam and car wash detergent and other products reviewed in the last bit I’m sure I’ll have more coming as well.

[@jimmyjazz4605]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Cheers man 👍

[@tedroesch9133]

Very thorough, real world application thoughts that a customer might try, why follow directions? Interesting that hand application of the base layer produced far better results

[@MAXIMILAN2QAT]

great review Sandro as always .

[@johnketuroskey6293]

excellent eval…..wish u could have done a gloss readings(test) similar to brian at apex.....but this is one of the best straightforward product comparisons.....u do have a knack for doing quality tests like this. if u can would like to see the carpro put up against the waxed shine aquabead….brian(apex) thought highly of it especially in the gloss dept...but I know he go to is still gyeon…. don't knowif u can get it there....I mentioned it to jon/forensic and he wasn't sure. again very well done. respectfully john

[@Jayg80]

My application method for wetcoat; Wet panel Spray wetcoat Using a wet microfibre applicator to wipe Rinse Works great for me 👌🏼

[@Jayg80]

Car Craft Auto Detailing thank you!

[@kakashi99908]

Here in the States you can get a 32oz (950ml) bottle of 303 for a little under $20. I think you said before Lite is just a pre diluted Hydro2 so the results would be the same in this video? Hydro2 Lite is about $25 for 1000ml for reference.

[@2874mattm]

I have notice with my car using hydro2 spray and rinse over the paint, but on the windows i applied on wet and buffed dry. The results after only a couple of months the paint surface is failing but the windows are like i did it yesterday, wish now i did the whole car that way. Nice vid 😁

[@chadrandolph9874]

Hey Sandro! I’ve been a Carpro Hydro2 supporter for awhile...Other brands have definitely step their game up but in the end Carpro is still King 😁 I wonder if Hydro2 was used at a less diluted solution what the results would have shown....or even at full capacity! 💪🏾😎😁 Thanks for another awesome video Sandro! Cheers mate!

[@mitchhardage4447]

Hey I just got myself some hydro2. Did you apply with spray and rinse? Or with spray and wipe and rinse? And can I have like the details on your dilution ratio and how long it sat and if you applied a clay bar to your car before applying. Please let me know

[@ar15tac]

Did you notice if wetcoat happens to collect less dust than the others? If not do you know of one that does minimize dust? I live in super dust area in western Colorado it is a desert. I ask because I have been told this by two people. I think would like to run a good reliable sealant then a dust free top coat. Unless there is a better way. Thank you for your videos and your time.

[@ar15tac]

Car Craft Auto Detailing thank you have you ever used any product that you did noticed collected less dust?

[@ar15tac]

Car Craft Auto Detailing thank you

[@emmett3067]

The car wash dream is over in Sydney from 10 December with phase 2 water restrictions. I've just bought some Optimum No Rinse Wash and Shine and will have to wash using a bucket only from then onward.

[@deeel1364]

Me too. Ive just started with ONR. Its a great system

[@kidoctane]

No worries...... I have been using ONR for 8 years now. Got it down to 3 litres per car now, with a sparkling car as the end result. Using one of these sealants as drying aid seems just too easy. Just got some 303 to try out on my daily.

[@christopherweir9419]

I use ONR here in Adelaide with OptiSeal as the drying aid and it works fine even on glass.

[@Byley-e7h]

Onr is a great product and perfect for your water shortage issue. I won’t be without a bottle even though I live in the very wet UK . I use it as a QD for windows , door shuts , interior and bird bombs.

[@brokenSnake]

I use wet coat for the roof of my car because i can't reach it and for the wheels because it ain't worth sealing those with anything super expensive. Apparently there is a wet coat *essence* that's kind of like hydro2, but sadly not sold in au

[@7071t6]

Sandro would a IPA wipe down be the best way to remove the top layer of painted surfaces, to prep a cars surface ,to get ready to apply these type of products spay and then wipe. :) Also if you already have any type of wax on the surface already can you apply these type of products as a spray and wipe off protection. : cheers. 👌✌👍

[@TrailTrek]

Extremely well done and fair comparison. Fantastic video thank you.

[@MoonieTheGrey]

What do you think of the turtle wax & meguiars rinse off sealant?

[@terencedavis4141]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@joeyariascoots]

Excellent video!

[@salmeza85]

I know with Bowden's Own, you need to prep paint (clay bar, paint cleanes, wax/sealant removal) to get best results. Unsure if this was done as the panels you used were custom made ones? Also Bowden's is free of silica. Unsure about the other products there. Good video and info!

[@billybilly633]

awesome work pal

[@flowinthrou]

So what is the best method of application to increase performance? Spray and wipe on a wet panel?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

No, I would really stick to the spray and rinse application on wet paint with these products, just repeat it on each section if you want some increased performance.

[@johantorrico3950]

Have you tried any of Labocosmetica’s products? Been using their variant of Bathe+ and Wet coat, with satisfying results. Would be interesting to see how they compare to the competition.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

No I haven’t as yet!

[@johantorrico3950]

I can really recommend #Purifica, does wonders for coating maintenance.

[@lunch2102]

I used wet dreams on both my wife's and my car, different methods on both, spray and rinse on hers, spray and wipe on mine, both worked well, although I went through a whole bottle on hers and only about 1/10 on mine..

[@mitchhardage4447]

Please explain how you sprayed and wiped. I'm using car pro but I want more even results but I'm scared to Leave any unremovable streaks or marks

[@lunch2102]

@@mitchhardage4447 lightly mist a few sprays of wet dreams onto a wet panel and wipe with a slightly damp big softy, rinse off panel straight away, ring out big softy after ever 2nd panel. Was how I used to do it, I only use wet dreams on wheels these day, Happy Endings is a much easier and better finishing product. I did mess up wet dreams once, tried to get too much area covered before rinsing and It left an odd streaking pattern in the water dispersion but the next time I used it I was able to rectify it by doing it correctly.

[@How-To-Essentials]

I use Bowden's own and they are pretty good I must admit. The bottle says spray on wet car. Can this also be done on a dry car?

[@How-To-Essentials]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing perfect thank you

[@chinslip1]

I wonder if I could work-in the product with a wet wash mitt then rinse off? I don’t have a pressure washer

[@christopherweir9419]

Nice review Sandro. Have to say I haven't tried the wipe on method you used on the red panel, I'll try that next time with HydrO2.

[@HeavyProfessor]

So Meguiar's hybrid ceramic wax is basically the best product on the market short of professional ceramic coatings?

[@MiataPower96]

Have you ever tried HydrO2 Foam? If yes, how does that compare to HydrO2 Lite? I also prefer HydrO2 over Wet Coat due the fact that CarPro claims it adds UV ray protection, where as Gyeon does not.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Yes I’ve used Hydro2Foam, it has mild cleaning abilities, but is low on the foaming and suds side of things, it does leave a nice hydrophobic finish but I wouldn’t say as good as Hydro2.

[@MiataPower96]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing understood. How about durability, would you say it stands true to its claimed 3 months?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Yes, Hydro2 tends to be quite chemical and environmental resistant, but obviously it also requires a clean bare surface to achieve its best durability.

[@MiataPower96]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing for sure. Ok thank you for the replies!

[@c6z061]

Great video. Since these work the best with a wipe on foundation, might as well use Megs HCW which is the same application, but more hydrophobic than any of these. Durability should be about the same or better with HCW.

[@WildDanHibiki]

These are significantly cheaper than HCW though. And Sandro has tested HCW in his other videos too. 🙂

[@c6z061]

WildDanHibiki I guess it depends where you live. HCW here in the USA is $10(very cheap). As I said before, it has better hydrophobics than any of the ones in the video.

[@c6z061]

Car Craft Auto Detailing when I’ve reloaded HCW as a spray and rinse after initial wipe on/off method, it seems to have taken quite well.

[@c6z061]

Car Craft Auto Detailing on a side note, I tried 303 recently on a prep panel strictly as a spray and rinse and was very disappointed. Water sheeting was slow and no strong beading. Unreal how much wiping it on/off boosts performance!

[@Xxxweldyxxx]

HCW in Australia is a little over $30 American dollars.

[@c6z061]

303 released and updated formula at SEMA of their touchless sealant. I would assume the one youre using is not the updated?

[@goldenbear31]

Great video. Thanks. I was actually considering getting Gyeon Wetcoat for my maintenance washes after applying Cancoat. Out of these products, which one is most cost effective?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I think Wetcoat did well, but 303 seamed to perform best overall and Hydro2 was by far the most economical option with its dilatable concentration.

[@mitchhardage4447]

Hey I just got myself some hydro2. Did you apply with spray and rinse? Or with spray and wipe and rinse? And can I have like the details on your dilution ratio and how long it sat and if you applied a clay bar to your car before applying. Please let me know

[@downundergarage6968]

Is there a new version of the wet coat? How can i tell them apart. Sandro the bottle seems to orange now vs clear. Is that the only tel tell sign?

[@TrailTrek]

Has the word 'NEW' next to the title on the bottle, also the bottle is no longer see through it is a non see through orange bottle. Hope that helps mate.

[@RayRay-em4vp]

Kind of a weird question. If it's raining pretty hard outside and I spray one of these products on my car while it's raining, would that work? What if I spray it then drive around the block in the rain, would it effectively "rinse off" similar to spraying it down with a garden hose?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I think they would work to some effect in still producing at least some increased hydrophobicity. But I also think you’ll perhaps get a patch/streaky finish and the protection won’t last as long.

[@RayRay-em4vp]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing I understand, especially the "streaky" part. Keep up the unbiased videos! Aloha!

[@caleballen3878]

What drying towel are you using here?

[@GOOD-jw8ry]

What about one of those ceramic hybrid sprays

[@harrym.3703]

BSD from Sonax and the relatively new ABDL synthetic spray wax are missing. brand new comes the next P21 spray sealing (not yet officially on the market, preliminary products). This P 21 could even top ABDL and BSD

[@Raptors0524]

Just curious, where is the Meguiars Hybrid Ceramic Wax? That’s a pretty good product

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

It is a good sealant, but I personally don’t like it as a spray and rinse sealant as it seems to be largely a waste and under performs. But as I spray and wipe sealant it performs extremely well based on my own testing- I have a review of it on the channel

[@Raptors0524]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Thank you for your response. I just found your channel. I will look for your video now. Thanks for all you do!

[@DildeepakSidhu]

Hi Sandro, is hydrO2 6 months durability or 3 months bit confused could you help me with this please thanks in advance

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

I believe Carpro states up 6mths for Hydro2 and 3mths for Hydro2Lite - but that’s obviously going to vary a lot based on preparation, application, use, environment and maintenance.

[@MikeVarni]

Geon is good for me.

[@kenlawton1531]

Forget using any of these in Sydney come December😭

[@WildDanHibiki]

Ikr 😭 I guess we can use a spray water bottle then apply the products.

[@kenlawton1531]

@@WildDanHibiki I'm just sticking to ONR rinsless, works for me, don't really have a choice I spose lol

[@kidoctane]

I will soon be trying the 303 applied as a drying aid after ONR. No level 2 restrictions need apply 😊

[@kenlawton1531]

@@kidoctane Bowdens Own after glow is the best drying aid I've used and works fantastic after ONR.

[@adamg.1845]

Amazing video. I have a two month old Mazda cx5 I’m just a homeowner who wants to keep his car looking great while protecting it. I have a foam gun with hose. So I’ll foam and dwell then rinse and foam and contact wash Which product do you recommend post wash? And seems like spray and rinse sealant then drying is my speed! Thoughts?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Thanks and if you wanted to add more protection post wash, then a spray sealant like Carpro Reload 2.0 or Nv Boost V2 could be great options.

[@adamg.1845]

Instead of something like hydro2?

[@MAXIMILAN2QAT]

Can you try Nanolex Wash Coat ? One of my fav post wash maintenance.

[@TheEdgeboi]

Have you tried Bowdens bead machine?

[@BB_Detailing_00]

On an unprepared surface (no clay, no polish, just clean paint) Wet Coat tended to hold onto water, leaving some spots behind. That's just one experience on one vehicle.

[@ayske1]

Does the tw seal and shine fall under the same category as these?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

No, these are spray and rinse sealants, whereas SnS is a more standard spray and wipe sealant

[@kingprone7846]

11:48 - wont you get lots of waterstreaking with spray on and wipe/spread off manually?

[@7071t6]

Mate, can you please do a review of the new Pro series of meguiars ceramic sealants. :) Your the best Sandro and keep up the great work champ. :)✌👌👍😊

[@AmjadJDM]

With regards to wiping a panel down after application, is it necessary to buff it dry? Or simply to spread the application across the panel with a cloth?

[@AmjadJDM]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thanks for the reply, much appreciated! I was pleased with the performance of Wet Coat V1, but seemed to get through the bottle quite fast. I've got a bottle of the V2 which I haven't tried yet, hopefully with your tips I should see improved longevity & gloss! 🤞🏼

[@mitchhardage4447]

What did he say? Did you buff it or wipe and spray??

[@AmjadJDM]

@@mitchhardage4447 I'm afraid I can't recall. But it certainly works well with wiping then rinsing. I think I've used it once or twice buffing it dry. Works well but I think it was ruining cloths. And for something that doesn't last that long it wasn't worth doing.

[@mitchhardage4447]

@@AmjadJDM did you clay it before? I clayed around 5 months ago. Thank you so much for responding btw you're clutch. I already have Hydro2 bought so if you were me, would you spray and wipe and buff or spray and rinse

[@AmjadJDM]

@@mitchhardage4447 not on this particular car no, I've always used it as a quick sealant when I can't be bothered doing a whole decon and correction. Probably wipe and rinse to save your towels. And throw that towel in the wash straight after.

[@c6z061]

Hi Sandro, when you wiped in the sealants, is there any cure time before hitting them with water? 303 has the best water behavior of them all? Hydro2?

[@c6z061]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thanks! I had a bad experience with 303. I polished my hood, then washed with a ph balanced pure soap. Rinsed. I then hit the wet panel with 303, high pressure rinsed and the water behavior was terrible. Almost as if I put nothing on it. My guess is the soap did not completely remove the polishing oils? I for sure thought it would. I'm confused.

[@c6z061]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing maybe an old bottle? The more I think about it, the soap should have removed residual polishing oils enough. Nevertheless, it was strange, as you said.

[@Microjuf]

Can I use it like a "traditional" sealant application method? I haven't hose or water pressure. Bucket only.

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

All of these brands make spray and wipe sealants so those would be a much better choice

[@WildDanHibiki]

Hydro2 lite is $30 for 1l on waxit while Hydro2 is $30 for 100ml. With a 1:4 ratio for hydro2 wouldn't the lite version be better value? What am I missing here?

[@WildDanHibiki]

@David Gotelli thanks do you know what ratio lite is diluted down to? Is it 1:4 like hydro2 recommends?

[@WildDanHibiki]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing thank you. Do you know what ratio lite is diluted to?

[@Flickmasterflex]

In terms of value is the Cancoat or HydrO2 better? I've been looking for a solution that's under $100

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

They are two very different products so it really depends on your needs. Can Coat is really more closely matched to CarPro CQ Lite as they are both light versions of ceramic coatings, where as Hydro2 is more closely matched to Gyeon Wet Coat as they are both touchless spray and rinse car sealants. So it really depends on what you’re after. Maybe this video will also help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3yml3iios2MfpI

[@Flickmasterflex]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing Appreciate your work and reply! How about in comparison with Meguiars hybrid wax or CMX vs Can Coat. I'm novice user and just want good results and value

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

As Can Coat is still a true ceramic coating, you will find that it’ll be more durable and perhaps perform a little better than both HCW and CMX which are sealants. Can Coat will be a bit more tricky to apply by comparison and it’s also more expensive as you get more applications with the other two, so it again depends on whether you’re after a coating or sealant.

[@Flickmasterflex]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing This has been very helpful. I will do more research. As a user who hasn't used any of this it's hard for me to see the difference between ceramic sprays and sealants as they both have very similar properties

[@Jayg80]

Carpro says the dilution ratio for hydro2 is 1:3 🤷🏻‍♂️ Making it now, expensive

[@dimmacommunication]

Not using it anymore , 3 months protection is too low.

[@Jayg80]

Andrea which are you using now?

[@dimmacommunication]

@@Jayg80 I am using a non famous product but when I saw the results on forums I was hooked !! It's duragloss 105 ,wich works even better when properly mixed with 601. Go in my channel, look at the result :) You need to apply by hand but it's super easy and cheap to do. With 50ml I do a CLA

[@RubinoDetailing]

What do you use for a test panel?

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

It’s sheet metal that I have a body shop paint for me

[@benbirch2393]

Has anyone used wet coat through a foam cannon?

[@daves.3278]

Forgot hydroblue sio2!! Has crazy gloss and durability :)

[@finnba_h]

What final coat do you use or recommend for a punter with a low budget regarding durability/beading/cost and gloss?

[@patrickvennard838]

I do not think there is much difference between Carpro and Gyeon, in the UK a one-litre container of Gyeon works out cheaper.

[@patrickvennard838]

@@CarCraftAutoDetailing You can get a litre of Wet Coat for the same price as mixing Hydro2 which only makes 750 mls. around £18 or 34 Australian Dollars.

[@natnut2008]

I wonder why you didn't include Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Wax Spray.

[@gibon1337]

the answer is simple, it sucks

[@JordanWells]

Awesome video Sandro! HydrO2 has always treated me well 🙂 I do have a side question, as usual! Have you had a chance to compare Multi X to Shine Supply’s Solution? I would love to know your thoughts as I absolutely love both CarPro and Shine Supply, but haven’t been able to try the two. Would be great to know your thoughts!

[@JordanWells]

Car Craft Auto Detailing Would love to know what you think! The ones I hear most about are Multi-X, Shine Supply Solution, and American Detailer Garage F-Bomb. A test would be awesome. 🙂 What is your current go-to?

[@mitchhardage4447]

Hey I just got myself some hydro2. Did you apply with spray and rinse? Or with spray and wipe and rinse? And can I have like the details on your dilution ratio and how long it sat and if you applied a clay bar to your car before applying. Please let me know

[@kidoctane]

Late(ish) to this Channel ........ but anyone know the car exhaust noise at the start?? Sounds familiar

[@pleaseletitgo1818]

I kind of wish all the energy was focused on the spray and rinse…. There’s enough spray and wipe videos out there already……. But, it’s a great video

[@Steph-iw3hr]

Very good content .so using a MF is recommended to get the best result . Thanks

[@CarCraftAutoDetailing]

Thanks, and although these spray and rinse products certainly have some great advantages and strengths, I’d still say a spray and wipe for a general sealant tends to have a better feel and finish.

[@james.a.h.]

Does anyone know where i can find a good guide on protecting car paint? My question is, can I use these spray sealant after I clay my car AND THEN top it off with Meguiars HCW / TW Seal and Shine? Or is this redundant?

[@james.a.h.]

Car Craft Auto Detailing thank you!

[@slappy915]

wonder why Gyeon went to an orange bottle? Mine is clear and matches everything they have. Did they change the product from pinkish to orange?

[@TrailTrek]

@Autopuhdistus Clean&Shiny Yes, new one is non clear bottle in orange with a big 'NEW' at the top in silver lettering.

[@richardzarzaur6501]

You can buy 1 gallon 303 for under $50

[@jayzayas3425]

Cool video I would subscribe to your channel but I’m already subscribed lol

[@jayzayas3425]

😂😂