10-19-2018, 10:43 AM | #29 | |
Retired from Car mfrs....
Drives: 2LT RS/HR-V Join Date: May 2013
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"Find something you like and use it often" and " The easier it is to use, the more you will use it" I have a love-hate relationship with reload. it came out in about 2011 (approx), it was terrible, it streaked and high-spotted all over the place , and for me, had to be polished off. I dumped it. Then they reformulated it and it got a lot better, and was a pretty good match with the car pro essence polish. But .....To me, both blackfire and McKee's product sprays Are more idiot proof than reload. Tac QuartzMax spray is also easy. |
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10-19-2018, 12:38 PM | #30 |
Drives: Tesla M3 LR-AWD [Former 1SS owner] Join Date: Jan 2018
Location: Miami
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I know it's a debated topic, but I'm on side of those that see beading performance as a measure of product longevity and effectiveness. If it stops, the assumption is that the coating is no longer present or the product is not doing its job effectively. Maybe Reload is still offering protection even when beading is non existent, but I wouldn't trust that.
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