[Carscope]

That's exactly what I do for winter. PNS then top it with BSD. It's a winner

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Whats PNS?

 

[sm81]

Sonax Polymer Netshield

 

[AB_]

The title says 'product' not 'LSP' and I read somewhere that the only super hydrophobic (>150 degrees) products are ceramic glass and fabric coatings where there is very very little water in contact with the surface.

 

[leeandfay]

Sonax BSD for speed of application and beads but lacks severely in slickness (Feels tacky almost) and lasts 2-4 weeks in my experience anyway.

Fusso is also very capable

 

[Sheep]

Think you're confusing me with someone else buddy, I haven't sent you anything. 😂 Just an interested party is all. :thumb:

My bad, you have a similar name to the sender. A lot of sleepless nights with the new born is adding up.

 

[Ryan77]

From what I've seen on youtube they're decent, but it seems a lot of those "dump chemicals on LSP" channels can't follow application instructions properly so we never know good they can really be. I've heard the Hydroslick (the gel version) can be a pain to use, but it also seems to be legit, with real SiO2 content (hardens in a towel, dries to a very hard non buff-able spot if missed).

I'm hooked on the Hydrocharge spray on paint. I've just applied the second coat. I've also got tHydroslick and plan to top the HC at the weekend.

Hydrocharge beading is brilliant, will be interesting to see see how Hydroslick beads when I apply it. Will let you know.

Here is my car with 2 coats of Hydrocharge after VSS applied by DA polisher.

 

[GSI-MAN]

I have used Infinity Supergloss plus wax lately
And it really is amazing
Water behaviour is crazy
It is allergic to it

 

[SadlyDistracted]

How about the wash on rinse off Autoglym COAT-IT, their Super Hydrophobic Coating?

Although my cars are csl+exo'd every couple of years, in between after several months 6+ and the beading dies down, I've found that a dose of this is great, also very handy for a wheels, under the arches, suspension etc, even a hopeful dose on the 'carpet' wheel arches to help them stay dry (I did say hopeful).
Only problem is getting any on the windscreen as I like 'nude' glass for good wiping.
Seems better than Waterglass or Hydro2 to me, and cheaper, although havn't yet used Gyeon Cancoat or Krystal Kleen Detail Purity X.
Would be great to see a comparison of these!