Adams H2O G&G ?

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Could the H2O guard & Gloss be diluted with water and used as a quick detailer? I know it can go on a dry as well but I think it is water activated or am I wrong?
 

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Could the H2O guard & Gloss be diluted with water and used as a quick detailer? I know it can go on a dry as well but I think it is water activated or am I wrong?


Why would you want to do that?????

I say that not for your reason stated, but you would reduce how strong that stuff smells and I am fairly sure that is why I over use it after a wash lol.

Interested in the answers you get, but I would also be interested in tap water vs distilled. I assume distilled would be required.
 

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Could the H2O guard & Gloss be diluted with water and used as a quick detailer? I know it can go on a dry as well but I think it is water activated or am I wrong?

No, the H2O Guard and Gloss cannot be diluted because it is a water-activated acrylic sealant, so diluting it with water would cause the sealant to clump and cure in the bottle. Rather than diluting it to use it as a quick detailer, just mist the surface first with some water, then spray the HGG and wipe down as normal.
 
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