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I just used it on my 5 year old while holies, it worked great. You could use Hydro on top when you wash, Epic would be a waste, as it will not handle the heat, and the WA is the primary protectant.
I just used it on my 5 year old while holies, it worked great. You could use Hydro on top when you wash, Epic would be a waste, as it will not handle the heat, and the WA is the primary protectant.
Mark
+1^ Ditto that!
Although you can top with Hydro, I would just stick to using Wheel Armour by itself on the wheels. WA is your protective layer.
Remember that with WA on the wheels, don't use a wheel cleaner until you really need to (read: as the WA starts to wear off). Until that point, just clean the wheels with either soapy water or quick detail spray and a cloth.
Remember that with WA on the wheels, don't use a wheel cleaner until you really need to (read: as the WA starts to wear off). Until that point, just clean the wheels with either soapy water or quick detail spray and a cloth.
-Heather
How long typically does WA last and how can I tell when it needs a refresh?
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