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There are only a few hybrid waxes that play well with coatings. Most of them are very expensive and contain coating elements, blended with carnuba. The one I use is .ore or less a coating in itself. Most other products will not work well and look like a lazy wax job in a few day after...

I don't have many uploaded here due to the file size required. Most pics loose to much quality when resized down. Any how here you are. Sound like you have a cool set up as well. This weekend I will be at the Rolex Historic races at Monterey. Going to be fun.

2013 ZL1 Btr 3 cam Cai intake Pfadt headers Id 850 injectors 10% blower overdrive lower Some other items realted to those mods. Puts down 680 wheel on 91, 720 on E85. Car is used for grand touring, or road course so the boost is low. It is a ton of fun.

The Sprinter version was in our fleet for almost 10 years. The biggest drawback was servicing costs, and we were averaging 25,000 mies + a year. The office complained each time we took then in for the 10,000 mile service to the dealer. We took them.there because they gave us a loaner Glk, or C...

We have used the Mercedes Sprinter and the new Ford transit ecoboost which is currently in our service fleet. The Mercedes has expensive service costs but it is a better built rig and much much better fuel mileage. We were getting 18-24 mpg depending on the driver and load. The Ford ecoboost...

I agree to a review. This is the first time I have seen this product and it looks like exactly what I need to stay clean and organized. I have a cart but that is more of a main station, and this looks to be a great product to keep on task without returning to the cart all the time to fetch...

I would stay far far far away from the delaership detail department. They will hide the problems for a bit, but ultimately do much more harm than good.

The coating is rated @ 80% of the hydrophobic properties from initial appliction of 12 months. Topped off with cure, or overcoat every few months extends this waaaaay beyond that. I don't think the coating will need to be stripped and reappled every 12 months. Refreshing it with cure will take...

This is great news! I will just hand over my wallet now......... They make some A+++++ products. Very happy to see them here!

I have found Meguires D114 to be the best waterless/ rinseless product for coated cars. Everything else has left something behind that did not play well with coatings.

Failed clear coat. Needs repaint.

Fool proof and no high spot issues are worth an arm and a leg if it saves having to repolish a panel to remove high spots. I have used gtech C1 and exo, blackfire, kamikaze, and polish angel. Polish Angel followed by Kamikaze were by far the easiest.

The easiest fool proof to use for a first timer is sold over at AG's sister company Autopia. Polish Angel. Applies like a wax, removes like a wax. No timeframe, or high spot stresses.

2 towels yes but were talking very little dust. Were talking a car that was washed, then put in the garage for a week. Most normal people would say it was clean. Honestly if I cant get the car clean with two of the waterless wash towels, it is time to.go rinsless. I usually can get the hood...

I use this kit and it works well. Never rinsed the sprayer and no issues. You would probably want to add a few more of the water less wash micros to the order just to make sure you have enough on hand. I can get away with 2 if the car just has garage dust only. The blackfire waterless is a great...

I have not had any issues with it yet, must have got the good bottle. I will give the cosmic a shot though. I liked the overcoat, but it seems expensive for the quantity, so.I wanted to try something new. Once used up I will give the Cosmic a shot, looks really good. Here is mine coated with...

Excellent car, and great results. Will have to give it a shot when I run out of Reload. Gotta love those fast Chevy's.

You may want to reach out to car pro. Reload is the recommended product to use over Cquartz. I have no experience with Hydro, so have no input there. My bet it it will work just fine as they are both somewhat based the same. If it were me I would ask Car Pro unless someone else here has input.

I have no issues with reload, maybe it is the old formula that gave streaking issues. I have used it mostly as a drying aid on top of coatings, as well as a stand alone product sealant. I think you should try a smaller bottle, or I can send you a small sample to try to see how you get along with...

The cool thing about Reset is you need very little, it goes a long way. I just use a cap full for 3 gallons. I use Reload as I dry. I spray per panel, maybe a couple on larger panels like a hood, and the water just falls off, it hates water. Then you have dried the car and applied the detail in...