Sonax PNS vs Carpro Reload

[Ronin47]

I use Reload diluted 1:1 on coated and uncoated paints with around 3 months durability.

[Rsurfer]

I use Reload diluted 1:1 on coated and uncoated paints with around 3 months durability.

Would using it neat yield you
6 months?

[Rsurfer]

I use Reload diluted 1:1 on coated and uncoated paints with around 3 months durability.

Would using it neat yield you 6 months?

[Ronin47]

Would using it neat yield you 6 months?

Haven’t tried it neat as it works so well at 1:1.

[Rsurfer]

Haven’t tried it neat as it works so well at 1:1.

But you may get better results.

[WillSports3]

I believe Cory from car pro recommended one of their streaky batches to be used 1 to 1 dilution rate as it streaked like crazy.

[Rsurfer]

I believe Cory from car pro recommended one of their streaky batches to be used 1 to 1 dilution rate as it streaked like crazy.

LOL, "streaky batches" I remember them.

[MarkD51]

LOL, "streaky batches" I remember them.

I remember my samples (two .5L Bottles) were just oily, and leaving holographic surface "film". Like they added a bit of Crisco in it. LOL

[MarkD51]

I might try an experiment with my Truck next time I get to do a wash and detail.

I figger since the CQ UK Coating is nearing the end of its life, and is due for a re-coat in the spring at some point, what harm/foul would there be to whip out my bottle of Ultima UPGP and give it a treatment?

That in any case, and with whatever's on the paint-etc, I'll have to do a complete decon anyway with Iron-X, Claying, Polishing, and Eraser wipe downs prior to remove any "toppers" before another CQ UK application.

After re-coat, I'll probably again resume using Reload as a sacrificial topper.

Overall, I've been very happy with all of Carpro's products.