[Glen e]

Originally Posted by bobby35ny

Hey Glen,
I just use RELOAD on the wheels...

Because Hydro2 is a wet rinsing application it drives protection down into the wheel lugs and areas you can't get to with the reload. That's the difference. Also a helluva lot easier to spray the wheel then put reload on A MF and get it in and around all the little crevices… Too much work for me. I do like reload on big wide open surfaces, though. Reload is water soluble, you might try it, I have, and hydro is better. Gyeon wet coat works well too.

[Glen e]

Originally Posted by mjk3888

Do you have any issues with getting carpro perl on the tires after getting some of the sealant overspray on it? Seems like it might prevent the perl from soaking in.

I don't use carpro perl, I've used it before, but TAC TIRE COAT lasts far longer.... I only do my tires about every three months…but obviously if you're a perfectionist, the pearl should be used after the Hydro…

https://www.tacsystemus.com/product-page/tire-coat

Gyeon TIRE also lasts a long time.....These are coatings for tires not dressings.....…

[bobby35ny]

Originally Posted by Glen e

Because Hydro2 is a wet rinsing application it drives protection down into the wheel lugs and areas you can't get to with the reload. That's the difference. Also a helluva lot easier to spray the wheel then put reload on A MF and get it in and around all the little crevices… Too much work for me. I do like reload on big wide open surfaces, though. Reload is water soluble, you might try it, I have, and hydro is better. Gyeon wet coat works well too.

Will it gloss and be slippery like reload?
=bobby

[Glen e]

Y, you can reload after it if you want, too much work for me.