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It's not far off from that.

Bought another bottle and it smells the same. Nextzett ruined the scent as far as I'm concerned.

There was a very clear difference between the older bottle I had (branded as 1z/Einszett) and the newer (Nextzett branded). The older stuff smelled much nicer, no chemically smell to it at all. Surely I'm not the only one that noticed, unless it was just an "off" batch that I got.

Did they change the scent or the formula when it switched from 1z to Nextzett? It smells predominantly like harsh chemicals with only a slight hint of citrus. The last bottle I had, which was still branded 1z at the time, had a nice light citrus smell and nothing else. Did I just get a bad...

Just to be clear, I washed the car thoroughly before putting it away. So it is clean already, although there is probably just a bit of light dust on it by now since that was almost a month ago.

It's sitting in the garage all winter long, which gives me plenty of time to do a thorough detail inside and out. Thanks for the explanation, that helps. Would you say the hydrophobic properties of Reload aren't as good as the Cquartz coating by itself? How long does a Reload application...

Fair point, thanks for the feedback.

So it's a sealant that sits on top of the Cquartz? Is there really any benefit to that versus just leaving the coating as is? Correct me if I'm wrong but I would think the coating has better durability and hydrophobic properties without adding a spray sealant on top of it? Only asking since...

Maybe this is a dumb question but I'll ask anyways. So, one of my cars gets parked for winter. I usually use the time that it's parked to do a thorough detail inside and out. Last winter I applied a coat of Cquartz to it for the first time (previously had been using Klasse sealant on it)...

Thanks for all the quick responses. I certainly wasn't going to use a cleaner wax, and I wasn't sure if Dawn would be enough to remove all the sealant. Hence why I ask about polishing it or other methods. I want to avoid spending a lot of time on it if I don't have to, since it is already in...

Hello all. I just purchased a new (to me) car from an individual who used to be a professional detailer. So, the paint correction has already been done, there is nothing for me to improve upon. The seller told me that he used a spray on Dodo Juice sealant. I would like to remove the sealant...

I also tried applying the AIO with a machine on a few panels and ran into the same issues as you. I had a few spots where the product dried out and I had to spray a little QD to remove. I get the feeling the SG will do the same thing. Think I'll stick with hand application for now.

Ok, sounds good. Has anyone tried using a buffer to apply or remove the SG? I've only done it by hand, but I do have a PC 7424XP I could use. Any difference in the results between hand or machine application?

I am in the process of giving my car an exterior detail and have a question regarding combining Klasse AIO with Klasse SG and/or P21S Concours carnauba wax. I started with a clay bar, then went straight to applying Klasse AIO since the paint was in great shape and didn't really need polishing...