303 SiO2 touchless sealant

So I thought the original thread was on here but turns out it was on AdChat. Credit to @haloruler64 for bringing this low effort miracle product to my attention. I wish I had known about it years ago.

Original thread:

https://www.spyderchat.com/threads/testing-303-sio2-touchless-sealant-it-really-is-touchless.154849/

So I bought a bottle of this stuff back when I saw the thread. And then it sat for nearly 6 months (tells you how often I wash my cars)... When I was preparing my TSX for sale I washed it, gave it a quick claying (needed waaaaay more, first time I ever clayed it) and let it be the first test subject for the 303. Initial results were as expected, and a couple of times over the next few weeks I rinsed it off and dried with a microfiber towel and it was perfectly clean again (this works on wheels too). Was pretty happy with that performance.

Fast forward to yesterday, when a friend came by to help me diagnose the MR2 clutch issue (and ultimately push it around so I could get my functioning car out). He offered to help with an exterior detail of the OBXT since he had nothing else to do. I needed to take my mind off the clutch issue, so we washed it down with Dawn, hit it hard with medium duty clay, and he wanted to wax but I brought the 303. I said "hold my beer" and done with sealant in under 10 minutes. 

Again, happy with how it came out, but the real test was today. I got sent to a job site which is still an active construction zone, and it's been raining in the area recently. The "roads" around the site were trash and there was lots of rough terrain and mud everywhere. Almost a good thing the clutch is dead in the MR2 otherwise the drive up at 6am with the top down (only good time of day for it in August around here) would have been too tempting to pass, and the end of that drive would have been... Bad. 

Needless to say.... The car got dirty. Really dirty... Although, less dirty than I expected to see after the kind of terrain I took on. So, I decided to see just how well this 303 sealant keeps stuff from sticking... And I am extremely impressed with the results. When I got home I just hit the whole car with a high pressure jet from the hose, broke all the mud and rock up and off the car.... Got a microfiber towel and wiped it all down. Simple as that. 

Dirty

Rinsed

Dried.

303 SiO2 is the Devil, Bobby!

At least, it's that simple on the parts of the car that got sealed...

Sealed vs unsealed, same paint surface.

Don't believe the car was very dirty? My driveway was clean when I left this morning...

Never believed something like this could work so well. I'm sold. I've done a sedan and a wagon with 32oz bottle so far, and I think there might be just enough left to do the MR2. I'll be keeping this product on hand in the future. Maybe my cars *can* stay clean looking after all...

Oh, and it does keep rain off your windshield every bit as good as rainX, but without the trouble of applying rainX, or adding it to your wiper fluid. 

Now the only remaining test is longevity. I'm gonna be on that same job site for a week at minimum, but now that I know where I'm going I won't have to go through so much mud. I'll let it collect a few days and couple hundred miles worth of dirt before rinsing it off again. And I'll report back on how this does over the next several months.