ECH2O 2nd use (left over juice)

[ronkh57]

Figured I'd give it a tougher chore today. BLACK outside.............
Left over juice from yesterday, this is what it looked like.








Water spots from FL sprinklers, and about 1k in miles








Hood after wash & dry (2 towels this time for hood)














Rest of the truck got dried with one towel. I read someone on ag said dry, then go over after complete vehicle with another towel;
This is after dry, there are "oily" streaks (tough to see in pics)













Windows were tougher as 2nd towel seemed to push it around, but then go opposite direction and seem to disappear, but not sure


End thoughts

















It does leave a very nice look.
Maybe I've been spoiled with Uber, but Uber isn't a pain to dry, and never had to go over the vehicle a 2nd time.

[TTQ B4U]

It does leave a very nice look. Maybe I've been spoiled with Uber, but Uber isn't a pain to dry, and never had to go over the vehicle a 2nd time.

Look good man! I think I read somewhere after using it for the first time and noticing the streaks or dust is that the product contains some of the same silca's that are in their coatings and that's what you're seeing. Thus why wiping it off after while a Pain yields great results.

[ronkh57]

Look good man! I think I read somewhere after using it for the first time and noticing the streaks or dust is that the product contains some of the same silca's that are in their coatings and that's what you're seeing. Thus why wiping it off after while a Pain yields great results.

Mebbe. It does look great. But now I wonder what I missed (even the 2nd time)

[TTQ B4U]

Mebbe. It does look great. But now I wonder what I missed (even the 2nd time)

it is tough to see. for you easier than me as it's 33 degrees, blustery and cold outside so for now I have to reply on the lighting my garage where I keep the temps toasty. Sunshine or daylight always reveals a lot though.

I'm about to head out to wipe it down with a mix of ECH2o with a splash of Reload in it.

[Rsurfer]

it is tough to see. for you easier than me as it's 33 degrees, blustery and cold outside so for now I have to reply on the lighting my garage where I keep the temps toasty. Sunshine or daylight always reveals a lot though.

I'm about to head out to wipe it down with a mix of ECH2o with a splash of Reload in it.

I just mixed 1 ounce Ech2o to 10 parts of water and added one ounce of Reload. Should I add more reload for better protection? Left kind of an oily film, almost like using Kenotek Showroom Shine. Wiped off easily and left an awesome gloss. BTW this was on black paint.

[TTQ B4U]

I mixed in about 3oz of Reload into about 25oz of what I had mixed up for detail spray at ratio of 1:20 and it really works great! I read about doing this on another site and must say that it worked out nicely. Sprayed on the the front side of a rag to dampen it, then directly on the car, wiped, then buffed with the backside. Super super slick and a wonderful shine. Gong to see how this holds up and performs overall.

I tried reload by itself last year and hated it so I have about 3/4 bottle left. Using it combined like this on top of a car with multiple coats of ceramic should prove nice. Certainly does on a day like today.

I'm pleased Took less than 10 minutes while on lunch and between conference calls.


Full Frontal




Hood Shot:




Deck Lid

[Sicoupe]

Looks good Ron!

[ronkh57]

I just mixed 1 ounce Ech2o to 10 parts of water and added one ounce of Reload. Should I add more reload for better protection? Left kind of an oily film, almost like using Kenotek Showroom Shine. Wiped off easily and left an awesome gloss. BTW this was on black paint.

Someone on a different ech thread said lower the % of ech and less problem at wipe off.

[ronkh57]

Looks good Ron!

Thanks

[ronkh57]

I mixed in about 3oz of Reload into about 25oz of what I had mixed up for detail spray at ratio of 1:20 and it really works great! I read about doing this on another site and must say that it worked out nicely. Sprayed on the the front side of a rag to dampen it, then directly on the car, wiped, then buffed with the backside. Super super slick and a wonderful shine. Gong to see how this holds up and performs overall.

I tried reload by itself last year and hated it so I have about 3/4 bottle left. Using it combined like this on top of a car with multiple coats of ceramic should prove nice. Certainly does on a day like today.

I'm pleased Took less than 10 minutes while on lunch and between conference calls.


Full Frontal




Hood Shot:




Deck Lid

Please give exact proportions so I don't have to think...

Would you use this instead of qd or as a qd topper?