H2O Guard and Gloss

[Mbrazelton]

Whats everyones thoughts on using a spray bottle to wet down a panel then use H2O G&G. I'd like to use it when I get home instead of at the car wash.

 

 

[falcaineer]

There's a wet and dry method to applying the HGG. Dry application is what you're basically asking about. You start with a dry car, wet a towel, spray the HGG into the towel, and wipe directly onto the car. It works, but you may find you'll use a lot more product.

 

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Edited April 26, 2017 by falcaineer

[Rich]

Shouldn't be an issue.  I use it when I wash the car, but there's no reason why you couldn't do it once the car is dry and then wet it down.  As long as you're starting with a clean car and not dusty.

[Nathan]

It might not be the fastest because then you have to dry the car twice, but you could always wet the car down again at home with a garden sprayer filled with just water, although when using h20 g&g I find it really doesn't take that long when the car is wet.

Edited April 27, 2017 by Nathan

[falcaineer]

Agreed with both Rich and Nathan. I should probably clarify a bit, though, since they offer good advice. The dry application method will work if you don't want to bother getting the car wet again, regardless of how (sprayer, hose, licking the car ). It you want to get it wet again first, Rich and Nathan are spot on. Either way, you'll need another dry towel to dry after applying the HGG.