CarPro Reload - Yay or Nay

[Eldorado2k]

Yeah these quick little storms messed things up this weekend. I washed my grand prix Saturday and it was all messed up on Sunday. At least it was not dirty other than the rain water.

I actually washed my mom's car and it started to drizzle in the middle of me washing it. It had some pretty caked on stuff from her parking under trees so at least it was clean for about an hour before it rained again lol.

How did reload handle the water?

I went to wipe it down this morning and the car was very clean. So clean that I honestly felt no real need to touch it.
Here's a couple of of pics of what it looked like before I wiped it down.



Who says Hyper Dressing doesn't last...



Here's the hood.



After wiping down with Last Touch. [this time the towel glided over the paint smooth as butter]

[MarkD51]

Yes Eldo, if that's "before" wiping, sure does look nice and clean.

Living here in the desert, and even if I had a garage, which would surely help some, but would definitely not significantly reduce the never ending battle with dusts here.

We're not really high with air pollution or fallout from such, nor that bad with saps, but one other issue here, is living just east of the largest Gypsum Field on the planet, White Sands Monument, and Missle Range.

I've seen what the effects of what the Gypsum here does to some people's vehicles, that when this Gypsum Dust gets in between side glass, and the Lower Window Weatherstrip Moldings, the Glass literally looks like somebody took 100 Grit sandpaper in a verticle motion to the side Windows from lowering-raising them over time.

I'm only a mile from the foothills of the Sacramento Mountains which top out at about 9,000', and there's been windstorms, typically during our monsoon season where you cannot even see those mountains, visibility is that low.

[Rsurfer]

Mark, hope that Gypsum dust is not affecting your health.