Copied from detailingworld but assume some might be interested here. Ask me anything you want!
I have now tried these back to back on both white and black. Pictures will follow but it started bucketing it down last night and I've not had a chance to wash them since obviously.
Process was wash, cleanse with wolfs brake buster over the whole car, spot claying (only the rear diffuser needed a little attention on my car to be fair) and lime prime applied by hand with a microfibre dodo mitt.
My thoughts? Hybrid went down thinner, went further, felt slicker and simply glided across the panel with ease. Supernatural (was poured cNovember 2010 so a recent version) simply didn't spread as far. I tried 2 methods.
1) with a very slightly damp supernatural finger mitt (1 for each, both fresh out of the packet)
2) with a UFO red applicator with a spritz of zaino z6
I felt on both occassions hybrid outclassed the original in terms of application. Although I would apply supernatural by hand, I wouldn't with hybrid due to the solvent heavy smell and my girly, office hands
I left both to cure for about 30 mins as it wasn't as warm as it has been. Temperature outside read 14 degrees but the panel no doubt was cooler as it was overcast. I also left a panel on each to cure for about 3 hours....
On removal both were mega easy but hybrid was noticeably easier to remove requiring one swipe and it left no residue whatsoever. Supernatural, however, required more than one in despite being laid down very, very thin. This may be because it was easier to make hybrid go further so might have been marginally thinner layer (on white it was hard to tell though...) Even on the panels left for much longer, it was still an absolute breeze. Next test will be to leave hybrid overnight to see how it cures over such a long time and ease of removal, already tried with the original and it was still a breeze
This morning both were beading nicely and the water was sheeting under it's own weight. A good sign methinks. There was very little difference (if any) in both looks and beading. Supernatural always impresses me with it's glass like reflections that are crisp and it's tight, uniform beading. Hybrid is no different in this respect.
So the next test (and future updates) will revolve around ease of cleaning, sheeting, beading durability and overall durability.
So a simple sheeting video and of course piccies
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Curing. In most places I couldn't see where it was, but I had faith in my ability :lol:
some more curing shots
Whilst I was at it a quick hoover, dodo pink thingy over plastics to remove dust. No dressing as I applied some 303 not long ago.
Eeek at the mileage I seem to be doing
Then onto removing the wax to leave a lovely crisp finish
I have now tried these back to back on both white and black. Pictures will follow but it started bucketing it down last night and I've not had a chance to wash them since obviously.
Process was wash, cleanse with wolfs brake buster over the whole car, spot claying (only the rear diffuser needed a little attention on my car to be fair) and lime prime applied by hand with a microfibre dodo mitt.
My thoughts? Hybrid went down thinner, went further, felt slicker and simply glided across the panel with ease. Supernatural (was poured cNovember 2010 so a recent version) simply didn't spread as far. I tried 2 methods.
1) with a very slightly damp supernatural finger mitt (1 for each, both fresh out of the packet)
2) with a UFO red applicator with a spritz of zaino z6
I felt on both occassions hybrid outclassed the original in terms of application. Although I would apply supernatural by hand, I wouldn't with hybrid due to the solvent heavy smell and my girly, office hands
I left both to cure for about 30 mins as it wasn't as warm as it has been. Temperature outside read 14 degrees but the panel no doubt was cooler as it was overcast. I also left a panel on each to cure for about 3 hours....
On removal both were mega easy but hybrid was noticeably easier to remove requiring one swipe and it left no residue whatsoever. Supernatural, however, required more than one in despite being laid down very, very thin. This may be because it was easier to make hybrid go further so might have been marginally thinner layer (on white it was hard to tell though...) Even on the panels left for much longer, it was still an absolute breeze. Next test will be to leave hybrid overnight to see how it cures over such a long time and ease of removal, already tried with the original and it was still a breeze
This morning both were beading nicely and the water was sheeting under it's own weight. A good sign methinks. There was very little difference (if any) in both looks and beading. Supernatural always impresses me with it's glass like reflections that are crisp and it's tight, uniform beading. Hybrid is no different in this respect.
So the next test (and future updates) will revolve around ease of cleaning, sheeting, beading durability and overall durability.
So a simple sheeting video and of course piccies
Curing. In most places I couldn't see where it was, but I had faith in my ability :lol:
some more curing shots
Whilst I was at it a quick hoover, dodo pink thingy over plastics to remove dust. No dressing as I applied some 303 not long ago.
Eeek at the mileage I seem to be doing
Then onto removing the wax to leave a lovely crisp finish
