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Very cool Mike! Thanks for sharing!

I agree with Nicholas... It looks like a bad case of Solvent popping. Was this car recently repainted?

How about Indiana! Home of the Indy 500, the crossroads of America... Doesn't get any more automotive than that!?!

Sharp car and great work! It doesn't get much better than a glossed up black Corvette!

Nice work on the square body!

I love 303 Aerospace Protectant on engines!

Welcome to Autogeek from Princeton, IN!!!

Very cool Mike! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the feedback Mark. I'm going to give it another shot, and speaking with reload. It's just frustrating because I feel it's a very good product as is most of the CarPro line, I'm just unable to get it right! I'm in touch with CarPro so we will see. Hoping to attempt again soon.

Details have been sent. I used eraser spray with hopes it wasn't hurting the coating. It was able to clean 80% of it up. Followed with some Meguiars last touch and got it to an acceptable level.

The Car Pro site states 1 hr or anytime after. Autogeek states 30mins. Sounds like at least an hour before reload application, which I generally wait.

That could be the case. Going off the CQuartzUK label, it should be used 30mins after install of CQuartzUK Directions: Wash and dry vehicle. Use CarPro Iron X to decontaminate the paint. Remove any polishing oils with CarPro Eraser. Apply Cquartz UK Edition with the supplied applicator...

I actually watched this exact video during my last application struggle. Although as I watch it this time... Reload is heavily applied and more guided around the panel initially than it is rubbed in, then followed this a fresh towel to buff high or excess spots. Maybe this is my problem? Idk...

I have not tried applying to the towel... That may be the trick I need. I have tried and generally use two towels... One(wet) to spread and a fresh dry towel to buff/finish. My thoughts exactly... I can apply the coatings with no problem... So why is the touch up spray such a problem?

I have(in my opinion) mastered the CQuartz over the counter game, doing several coating applications of both CQuartz and CQuartz UK... However The struggle comes with applying CarPro reload on dark cars after a coating has been applied. I have tried the original formula, the original formula...

Yeah, I had read the same thing, but wanted to try it first hand. It had increased vibration verses a thicker pad, but not a deal break by any means.

Happy Thanksgiving to the Autogeek Staff and all the Autogeeks!

Very cool Mike! Subscribed to this one!

I finally got my hands on them last week. We buffed two cars out using both a Port Cable and Flex 3401... I was impressed. They run cooler, faster, and hold up! I did however notice a slight bit more vibration when using the Flex with the thin pad. Attached below are a couple shots from the cars...