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Here is a product review and I can say the reviewer is spot on. The way I take care of my car's paint now-a-days is to give it a synthetic wax 2x a year (spring and winter) then I use the Reload product every 3-4 car wash. I would dilute the solution for easier application and make sure to apply it on a shade.
https://drivedetailed.com/carpro-rel...ealant-review/
I just applied it a few hours ago then it rained and you can see how crazy the water beads. If you will use it another tip for you is that you don't need to have your car completely dry. Mild damp is actually better as it helps spread the liquid better. Just don't apply it on soaking panels as you will just waste the product. Have at least 3 microfiber rags with you, 1 for application (will get wet), 1 for initial buffing (partially wet) and 1 for final buffing when you completely wiped down your vehicle.
Last edited by shotgun_banjo; Mar 2, 2022 at 07:52 PM.
we had a black range rover sport that came off the boat and direct to the detail shop for polish and modesta coating done. was not happy with the performance of the modesta at all. another $3,000
so i decided to try it on my own and not spend that much.
i did carpro cquartz sic on a tahoe that i had for 6 months and it did pretty well and was easy to apply, but didnt have the car long enough to see how it lasted.
and i kamakazi ism coat on a jeep cherokee and it really performs well. easy to apply as well.
with the GLE coming in, ill either do the gtechniq again or pay a bit more for the kamakazi zipang coat. if i ever get the car
https://www.esotericcarcare.com/kamikaze-zipang-coat/
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my cars with coatings are white so i can see any iron deposits pretty well. but i use this to help remove them. safe on the coating but will melt those away.
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My dealer clayed the car first and then did a nice job of application. Next week the car will be one year old, and I'm pleased to report that it sheds water and has the deep gloss it had when I picked it up.
It's the first time I've had a black car that still looked new after a year. I've done a few commercial car washes, but I usually wash it myself. I'm careful about my products, and picky about my microfiber towels.
Other other than that, I've abused the finish more than any car I've had. So I am very pleased with the dealer product and application.




