Must be summer, busy here
Side by side of hydro and amigo by OG. Ken you actually posted in this thread.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ighlight=Amigo
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ighlight=Amigo
yah, im aware of that thread. and as OG mentioned i agree that
Hydro is a more effective product vs amigo and i found out for
myself.
remember i talk from experience.im not bashing amigo, im just saying it's no magic product as it
appears to be.



Mark
so much goodnessin such a small package.
oh, but one thing i do like about amigo is that it actually cleaned the
surface well. it removed like oil/tar spots that i'd usually remove via clay.
so if your cars are almost contaminant free like mine, you can probably
skip the clay process and use amigo as a cleaner while filling the micro
marring.
not that's something to consider.
surface well. it removed like oil/tar spots that i'd usually remove via clay.
so if your cars are almost contaminant free like mine, you can probably
skip the clay process and use amigo as a cleaner while filling the micro
marring.
not that's something to consider.
went motoring this am in my MCS while the roads were still a bit wet.
came back to a pretty filthy looking MCS.
took out my Griot's SprayOn CarWash and gave it a shot.
I wiped vertically instead of my usual horizontally to see if
it would do any swirl damage.
first off, the griot's green colored towel they include in
the kit is pretty awesome (less tag, you need to completely
remove it). the towel is fluffier than DP's Platnium but not
as fluffy as MonsterFluffy. so it's a easy towel to work with.
i sprayed liberally and wiped off the grit using only a clean
section of the towel. then went over it again with SpeedShine
at the very end.
Result: no swirling found even in the morning sun.
car cleans up very well. it's a great product.
came back to a pretty filthy looking MCS.

took out my Griot's SprayOn CarWash and gave it a shot.
I wiped vertically instead of my usual horizontally to see if
it would do any swirl damage.
first off, the griot's green colored towel they include in
the kit is pretty awesome (less tag, you need to completely
remove it). the towel is fluffier than DP's Platnium but not
as fluffy as MonsterFluffy. so it's a easy towel to work with.
i sprayed liberally and wiped off the grit using only a clean
section of the towel. then went over it again with SpeedShine
at the very end.
Result: no swirling found even in the morning sun.
car cleans up very well. it's a great product.
Until then you can mask it somewhat using Hydro (don't try Amigo, ken says it doesn't work).
Man, this Hydro must be some kind of excellent.
There's something about it almost everywhere on this site.
Here I hear about Hydro, on the Hubby's Shelby GT500 forums all I hear about is Zaino.
So fry me at the stake, I'm still using ICE!
I guess I should purchase a bottle and try this Hydro stuff. It just seems so time consuming. I enjoy driving my Mini
so much more than waxing
it all the time. Some of the post here sound like folks are spending hours
with their Hydro quite often. So what gives?
There's something about it almost everywhere on this site.
Here I hear about Hydro, on the Hubby's Shelby GT500 forums all I hear about is Zaino.
So fry me at the stake, I'm still using ICE!
I guess I should purchase a bottle and try this Hydro stuff. It just seems so time consuming. I enjoy driving my Mini
so much more than waxing
it all the time. Some of the post here sound like folks are spending hours
with their Hydro quite often. So what gives?
That's an upgrade in the worst way.
Man, this Hydro must be some kind of excellent.
There's something about it almost everywhere on this site.
Here I hear about Hydro, on the Hubby's Shelby GT500 forums all I hear about is Zaino.
So fry me at the stake, I'm still using ICE!
I guess I should purchase a bottle and try this Hydro stuff. It just seems so time consuming. I enjoy driving my Mini
so much more than waxing
it all the time. Some of the post here sound like folks are spending hours
with their Hydro quite often. So what gives?
There's something about it almost everywhere on this site.
Here I hear about Hydro, on the Hubby's Shelby GT500 forums all I hear about is Zaino.
So fry me at the stake, I'm still using ICE!
I guess I should purchase a bottle and try this Hydro stuff. It just seems so time consuming. I enjoy driving my Mini
so much more than waxing
it all the time. Some of the post here sound like folks are spending hours
with their Hydro quite often. So what gives?
I think we spend hours talking about Hydro but the act of Hyroing takes ~10 minutes! However, some sleep with it next to their beds, so yeah there are those who spend hours with their Hydro.
some bugs.
my experience is that it is safe. I think the key here is that i used
quite a bit of product and only used the clean section of the towel.
remove it now?
should only take a few min.
Do you think I could just Swirl it by hand?
Swirl and ScratchX are almost identical. I think Swirl is a little more aggressive (read efficient) than ScratchX. You can try either by hand for sure, but don't use a too squishy pad. You want something with a little stiffness so it goes on even and spreads your pressure better.
that was quite a bit of rain last night...thanks for the free carwash. 
it's still rainy this am, so my mcs drive has been postponed.
going to be doing some under the car inspection this weekend...mainly
im going to check on the fuel lines, suspension, exhaust, any oil leaks,
brake pad, etc.
and wash my dd's. how about you? any detailing planned for the weekend?

it's still rainy this am, so my mcs drive has been postponed.

going to be doing some under the car inspection this weekend...mainly
im going to check on the fuel lines, suspension, exhaust, any oil leaks,
brake pad, etc.
and wash my dd's. how about you? any detailing planned for the weekend?
I got a half day today and will be doing the bi-weekly wash of my mini.
Wash down with mystique and lambs wool mit and dried with my water blade, waffle weave, and hydro of course......
Then going to do some mountain biking after that
Wash down with mystique and lambs wool mit and dried with my water blade, waffle weave, and hydro of course......
Then going to do some mountain biking after that
So Im at work looking out the window right now, envious of the beautiful weather. My MINI is parked literally 20 feet from where a dump truck and some sort of huge backhoe are working.


