make sure you get some rubbing alcohol from ur local supermarket too. ull want to wash the car, clay as needed, den wipe down panel by panel using rubbing alcohol, then apply hydro max panel by panel for the best adhesion.

my wife's dd had hydro max applied once in spring, and i only had to really 'wash' the car once this whole frikken summer. strong rain just washed off most of the gunk clean enough for most folks. :tup:

What does the rubbing alcohol do exactly?

starbucks and jalapeno beef jerky in hand. i have a feeling this combo won't be too good on my rear side lol

happy friday :D

It is critical to proper adhesion of the polymers in the sealant.

Should I have used this before I put on the four star sealant this past weekend? Ugh....

no, what you do is you drink it :D

Madwi will disapprove, but I ordered those mini car ramps. Forgot I had $60 in amazon points. I saw Axmea uses them so i'll give them a short term shot. Caa always be sent back.

:D The Clifford has completed his daily 22 lap's in the pool :eekdance:

-Clifford :tiphat:

every cell is perfect :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat:

every nerve is perfect :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat:

every vein is perfect :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat:

every muscle is perfect :iagree:

-Clifford :tiphat:

Should've gotten flatstoppers. U can use dem for dat purpose too.

Removes all oils, wax, and sealant on the panels. And unlike Griots paint prep, u don't need to rinse the car.

These are flatstoppers to an extent. They cradle the wheel. I'll test them out and upload some photos when I get them.