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Like dproto said, it should hose off fairly easily and be pretty easy to clean off.
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Coatings do provide protection and make cleaning significantly easier but they're not a magic shield and also require some upkeep.
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Like dproto said, it should hose off fairly easily and be pretty easy to clean off.
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Coatings do provide protection and make cleaning significantly easier but they're not a magic shield and also require some upkeep.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Got to say� not impressed (even though we had 45mph winds all day yesterday and I live in a desert)! The whole point was to �repel� dirt and water�

POST 2Original post

Do you live in Las Vegas? Because it rains mud out here......

POST 3Original post

P&S Bead Maker is good for that.

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Quotes source post: 20459512

Albuquerque.

POST 5Original post

Unfortunately, the only real way to repel dirt/water is a true ceramic coat, a spray on wax with graphene will not suffice. Gtechniq makes the best bang for buck product, reference here: here For spray on wax, my local Porsche group recommends Lucas Slickmist, and it's what I've currently switched to with good results.

POST 6Original post

I'm going to give the Lucas Slickmist a shot! Seems it has good reviews and for $16 shipped/delivered tomorrow, why not!

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It should �hose off� fairly easily/quickly no? If not, it would seem you fell pray to marketing hype� buyer beware!

POST 8Original post

A bit of a misunderstanding when it comes to coatings and coating-like sprays. They don't have some magic property to repel dirt so it bounces off and your car stays clean. They do leave behind a high tension surface coating (it's what causes water to bead up) that helps the dirt not to stick as much and embed itself in the paint. Like dproto said, it should hose off fairly easily and be pretty easy to clean off. Coatings do provide protection and make cleaning significantly easier but they're not a magic shield and also require some upkeep. The whole "never wash your car again" marketing hype is total BS.

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