Tried this method tonight. Really worked out nice. Almost looks shinier and feels slicker. All I can think of is now that I'm actually removing all the extra residue , the true shine and sickness really come out. Very happy thanks for the tip.
Used this for the first yesterday. I used ONR mixed as a quick detailer to buff away the streaks. I hope that doesn't compromise the longevity of the product. I'm expecting 6 months out of it so I will be testing it once a month with water beading tests.
Working with Essence/Reload for the first time today. Yea, I'm a little late to the party. Did a quick search and came across this video. Very helpful advice; worked out great. I see you mentioning Ech2o. Got a sample last week. I'm wildly impressed with it as a waterless wash, so far.
Nice to see more videos from you! Its odd you need to hit it with water to make a product not streak, I would think that must compromise the product to some degree, does it not need to cure before water contact?. That is part of the reason I have stayed away from Reload, I have heard it streaks and can be tough to work with.
Thomas Thong we always toss ours in the wash. Usually able to get quite a few uses out of it and even if they start going south, you can downgrade them to junk towels for door jambs and wheels :)
Well, I'd like to see something on using PERL and ECHO. I like the products, but sometimes the directions on the bottle are rather vague, or there is a better way to use them then how I am. Maybe it is just me, but sometimes I am not really sure of what I should be using a product for. Like, when I look at Eraser I see I could use it on glass. OK, so is it a glass cleaner, or for something else that could also be used on glass? I have Cquartz finest on my car, so I am interested in anything about taking care of it and making it last. Thanks,
Apparently CarPro has come out with a new formulation for Reload. As I have had no problem with streaking at all on 3 cars I own. Although I see a lot of advice to apply it to the microfiber applicator towel and not the surface, I am able to simply spray it on the coated surface of the car and then wipe it off with no problems with streaking at all. Could be that they have reduced the concentration a bit.
I'm new to the Carpro line have read some products like Hyrdo says not to put wax down but can't find any info on Reload. I just put a coat a wax on my Subaru Crosstrek can still use Reload or is it best to wait.
Streaks are not my problem,it's the dust attraction, like my car becomes a magnet, I have solved the problem by rewashing the vehicle after application with a power washer, although a garden hose will suffice also, then I blow dry the vehicle and wipe it down with a microfiber towel, maybe a top line microfiber towel to apply the reload, instead of a "run of the mill microfiber would alleviate the magnetizing of my paint, my vehicle has the Ceramic Pro GOLD 9H package.
@@WindowsAndWheelsDetailing Professionally realize the risk outweighs the rewards. Reload is to temperamental, you ever know unit its to late regardless of experience. Looking forward to a rework of this product.
Hello guys, i see many people with problems with RELOAD aplication. So my way to do it is: ➡️ Always use two towels or more. ➡️ spray one towel with reload, pass in the panel, let sit for a few seconds, and with other MF towel buff off the product. What i normally do is, have 2 bottles filled until the middle with product and add the rest with destilied water. And that's the final result, never do it at direct sun.😉
CQuartz's instructions explicitly forbid any water contact for 24 hours after application - and you're advising to buff off Reload with a wet/moistened towel? Really?
Tried this method tonight. Really worked out nice. Almost looks shinier and feels slicker. All I can think of is now that I'm actually removing all the extra residue , the true shine and sickness really come out. Very happy thanks for the tip.
Used this for the first yesterday. I used ONR mixed as a quick detailer to buff away the streaks. I hope that doesn't compromise the longevity of the product. I'm expecting 6 months out of it so I will be testing it once a month with water beading tests.
Working with Essence/Reload for the first time today. Yea, I'm a little late to the party. Did a quick search and came across this video. Very helpful advice; worked out great. I see you mentioning Ech2o. Got a sample last week. I'm wildly impressed with it as a waterless wash, so far.
Followed these exact steps and WOW this stuff works amazing and is very user friendly. thanks for the awesome video.
You guys are some of the best in the business! Would love to see more videos.
Nice to see more videos from you! Its odd you need to hit it with water to make a product not streak, I would think that must compromise the product to some degree, does it not need to cure before water contact?. That is part of the reason I have stayed away from Reload, I have heard it streaks and can be tough to work with.
Wills. WindowsAndWheels Oh ok good info Wills, thanks for the reply.
Great video with awesome tips!!
My question is, with the applicator and towels used with reload. Are we able to wash it right after and reuse them?
Thomas Thong we always toss ours in the wash. Usually able to get quite a few uses out of it and even if they start going south, you can downgrade them to junk towels for door jambs and wheels :)
Very good work and video. Only complaint....now we need you to make more videos! Thank you
Great video. I like reload, and this looks like a better way to use it. Would love to see some more videos on how to use the CarPro products.
Well, I'd like to see something on using PERL and ECHO. I like the products, but sometimes the directions on the bottle are rather vague, or there is a better way to use them then how I am. Maybe it is just me, but sometimes I am not really sure of what I should be using a product for. Like, when I look at Eraser I see I could use it on glass. OK, so is it a glass cleaner, or for something else that could also be used on glass? I have Cquartz finest on my car, so I am interested in anything about taking care of it and making it last. Thanks,
Thanks!
Wills. WindowsAndWheels _ can I use wax after reload? Normally I use 476.
Or is it better to use as a stand alone! Thanks. Cheers.
Jason Hess - Eraser and other IPA solutions are great for cleaning glass. 💫
I applied the reload 2.0 straight and now it has streaks when I looked at it today. How do I get it off?
Apparently CarPro has come out with a new formulation for Reload. As I have had no problem with streaking at all on 3 cars I own. Although I see a lot of advice to apply it to the microfiber applicator towel and not the surface, I am able to simply spray it on the coated surface of the car and then wipe it off with no problems with streaking at all. Could be that they have reduced the concentration a bit.
depends on the color of the car.
I'm new to the Carpro line have read some products like Hyrdo says not to put wax down but can't find any info on Reload. I just put a coat a wax on my Subaru Crosstrek can still use Reload or is it best to wait.
Streaks are not my problem,it's the dust attraction, like my car becomes a magnet, I have solved the problem by rewashing the vehicle after application with a power washer, although a garden hose will suffice also, then I blow dry the vehicle and wipe it down with a microfiber towel, maybe a top line microfiber towel to apply the reload, instead of a "run of the mill microfiber would alleviate the magnetizing of my paint, my vehicle has the Ceramic Pro GOLD 9H package.
Thanks for the vid, going to try first time use tomorrow. By the way that car you are working on is like a mirror. Lovely job :)
Hi, is this methot also good after aplying CQUK ? [:
Thanks!! Awesome answer ;D
On dark colors you must dilute it 1:1
I don't have any issues using Reload by doing so.
@@WindowsAndWheelsDetailing Professionally realize the risk outweighs the rewards. Reload is to temperamental, you ever know unit its to late regardless of experience. Looking forward to a rework of this product.
Does this product give black cars gloss shine? Would it help a bit with light swirl marks?
nice trick with the damp microfibre :)
How long are you supposed to leave reload on before it is buffed off?
Where can I get the that particular spray bottle that you use for water?
Hello guys, i see many people with problems with RELOAD aplication.
So my way to do it is:
➡️ Always use two towels or more.
➡️ spray one towel with reload, pass in the panel, let sit for a few seconds, and with other MF towel buff off the product.
What i normally do is, have 2 bottles filled until the middle with product and add the rest with destilied water.
And that's the final result, never do it at direct sun.😉
Thank you for the tip. :)
Great video guys!
great tip!
Can i use on top of wax ?
Juan P Renteria yes
i would use wax on top of this
Nice
can hardly hear him
CQuartz's instructions explicitly forbid any water contact for 24 hours after application - and you're advising to buff off Reload with a wet/moistened towel? Really?
Gábor Bérczi those instructions are for cquartz. Reload is used to protect cquartz from water during the during period.