I hinted towards this in another thread, but had the opportunity after a rain to try this.
Background: 1 month ago paint correction, wash, clay, light polish, and 2 coats of liquid paint sealant.
We had a good rain today, came home, and after a waterless wash/dry, I dilluted H20 Guard & Gloss in my kwazar bottle 1:16 ratio...similar to rinseless. I sprayed on, wiped off and was relatively pleased with the results. My thought was to remove any left over smudges from the waterless wash, and enhance the gloss as easy as possible.
My question is: even though this is "water activated"...why can't you dillute, activate, then spray on/wipe off?
I also assume that the biggest ingredient in H20 G&G is...well, water, so why not try it. Anyone else try this? Any of the Adam's team experiment with this with any success? (sorry for crappy cell phone pic)
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I hinted towards this in another thread, but had the opportunity after a rain to try this.
Background: 1 month ago paint correction, wash, clay, light polish, and 2 coats of liquid paint sealant.
We had a good rain today, came home, and after a waterless wash/dry, I dilluted H20 Guard & Gloss in my kwazar bottle 1:16 ratio...similar to rinseless. I sprayed on, wiped off and was relatively pleased with the results. My thought was to remove any left over smudges from the waterless wash, and enhance the gloss as easy as possible.
My question is: even though this is "water activated"...why can't you dillute, activate, then spray on/wipe off?
I also assume that the biggest ingredient in H20 G&G is...well, water, so why not try it. Anyone else try this? Any of the Adam's team experiment with this with any success? (sorry for crappy cell phone pic)
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