Hydrophilic paint protection

**james00112233** · November 26th, 2008 02:36 AM

maganda po ba yung effect ng hydrophilic paint para sa sasakyan?..

tama po ba yung sabi kase sa akin ng SA na kailangan iwan ng buong araw yung sasakyan para lang mai-apply yun hydrophilic paint?...

**non-vtec** · November 26th, 2008 10:55 AM

CMIIW, but its honda's term for paint sealant, which you can alternatively done at Bigberts or other detailing shops. how much does it cost?

**putragiz** · November 26th, 2008 09:15 PM

Originally Posted by non-vtec

CMIIW, but its honda's term for paint sealant, which you can alternatively done at Bigberts or other detailing shops. how much does it cost?

nagpaplano rin ako magpaganito ng kotse ko. sa Honda (Global City-Taguig) Php 2,600 ang price. ano po ba epekto nito? ok lang ba ito sa mga bagong car? like yung saken kse black sha.. although 4 months old pa lang sha medyo madami na agad swirl marks

**non-vtec** · November 26th, 2008 11:07 PM

i'm not familiar with the procedure done by Honda but what i've seen in detailing shops is clay first then apply sealant. what i would suggest is include swirl removal in the process.

after that follow the proper car wash method to avoid swirl marks in your paint.

**Psylocke** · November 27th, 2008 12:30 AM

doesn't leave a slick finish. doesn't seem to do anything good.

not recommended.

**non-vtec** · November 28th, 2008 01:04 AM

^are you reffering to Honda's Hydrophilic Paint Protection? if so then its better to have it done at detailing shops. personally, i've tried it na. I think the detailer used Carlack. it didn't lose its slickness and shine for 3 months of extreme manila weather.

**hsector** · December 6th, 2008 04:36 PM

the P2600 hydrophilic paint protection worked fine for me. I took photos of the car when it got wet with rain before and after the hydro paint protection was placed... and I can see the difference. When I got the hydrophilic paint protection, the water seemed to slide more faster, and it actually are grouped together in huge droplets as compared to before(when there was no hyrdophilic coating yet).

**james00112233** · December 7th, 2008 07:26 PM

*hsector
may I know what car model is it that you've applied the hydrophilic paint protection?
I have a free hydrophilic but I haven't used it yet because I was worried if my brand new car will be damaged when the hydrophilic paint protection will be applied.. Is this advisable for the brand new cars to apply the hydrophilic paint?..

**james00112233** · December 10th, 2008 03:38 PM

Originally Posted by hsector

the P2600 hydrophilic paint protection worked fine for me. I took photos of the car when it got wet with rain before and after the hydro paint protection was placed... and I can see the difference. When I got the hydrophilic paint protection, the water seemed to slide more faster, and it actually are grouped together in huge droplets as compared to before(when there was no hyrdophilic coating yet).

can you post the pictures of before and after the application of hydrophilic paint protection?..

**james00112233** · December 10th, 2008 03:40 PM

Originally Posted by hsector

the P2600 hydrophilic paint protection worked fine for me. I took photos of the car when it got wet with rain before and after the hydro paint protection was placed... and I can see the difference. When I got the hydrophilic paint protection, the water seemed to slide more faster, and it actually are grouped together in huge droplets as compared to before(when there was no hyrdophilic coating yet).

can you post the pictures of before and after the application of hydrophilic paint protection,as you've mentioned?..