Car pro hydro 2 lite

jrock645 said:
I've used hydro2, and it works really well. Couldn't possibly be easier to use, or faster.
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If its the same dilution ratio as the normal o2 then this product is a much better buy at the price points.
Due to that observation I feel this might be a more diluted version but I've never used the original 02 or this product in fact yet
 
I also questioned this new ready to use product. Generally buying in concentrated form is most economical, but the ready to use stuff is actually cheaper and you get MORE. Leads me to suspect that a corner was cut somewhere. I would also like some more information if anyone knows
 
I like the price point of this- I'd give this a try just because it's cheaper.
I wonder how much this bottle would cover?
 
craigdt said:
I like the price point of this- I'd give this a try just because it's cheaper.
I wonder how much this bottle would cover?
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They say not necessary to overlap so I'd imagine you could do two sedans with one litre bottle if not more.
I have two bottles in the garage but have not used it yet and i ordered a few more earlier.

I plan to give it to friends for gifts but will keep 1 to try.
 
I wonder what the shelf life is on this? Like a standard coating?
Might have to add this to my Christmas list...
 
HydrO2 Lite is NOT the same dilution as the recommended 4:1 concentration of standard HydrO2.

HydrO2 Lite is a weaker formula which is why you are theoretically able to use it dry (wipe on dry surface, wipe off) as well as wet (spray on wet surface, rinse off).

IMO HydrO2 is the more practical choice as the durability is better and the effort required to mix the concentrated product with water is minimal. Lite may be a good choice if you plan to use it more regularly..... or just dilute your HydrO2 to a weaker concentration like 6:1.
 
zmcgovern45 said:
HydrO2 Lite is NOT the same dilution as the recommended 4:1 concentration of standard HydrO2.

HydrO2 Lite is a weaker formula which is why you are theoretically able to use it dry (wipe on dry surface, wipe off) as well as wet (spray on wet surface, rinse off).

IMO HydrO2 is the more practical choice as the durability is better and the effort required to mix the concentrated product with water is minimal. Lite may be a good choice if you plan to use it more regularly..... or just dilute your HydrO2 to a weaker concentration like 6:1.
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that makes complete sense- I was always wondering because the price is just too good to be true if its RTU Hydro02, which I doubted it was

I picked up a few bottles of this, wanted to give it a try soon (haven't used either product yet, mostly bought this to give away to friends who might enjoy it), I really liked the idea of using it on my wheels though. I probably should have picked up some normal o2 on this past sale to compare them.

I would have no way to test durability anyways- I have found there's a little wax waster living inside myself.
 
512detail said:
I picked up a few bottles of this, wanted to give it a try soon (haven't used either product yet, mostly bought this to give away to friends who might enjoy it), I really liked the idea of using it on my wheels though. I probably should have picked up some normal o2 on this past sale to compare them.
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I use it on my wheels and customer wheels all the time. It is perfect!

 
but I bought the wrong one! the diluted one.

but if you say you can spray and wipe this..i like that idea
im gonna have to try that
 
512detail said:
but I bought the wrong one! the diluted one.

but if you say you can spray and wipe this..i like that idea
im gonna have to try that
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I tried... did not like. Was not easy to use dry... had to chase streaking/smearing all over. I only tested on one panel, and my conclusion is that you should either just use it wet... or find a better product to use dry like 22ple VS1 Final Coat.
 
zmcgovern45 said:
I tried... did not like. Was not easy to use dry... had to chase streaking/smearing all over. I only tested on one panel, and my conclusion is that you should either just use it wet... or find a better product to use dry like 22ple VS1 Final Coat.
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good to know

glad this was on a super cheap deal now

looks like car club buddies will get this
 
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