BFWD over CQuartz?

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Any reason I shouldn't apply BFWD over CQuartz?

Is it overkill. Will I just waste the effect of CQuartz?

Thanks
 
:welcome: ...to AGO!

Just curious:
How did you first find out there was a Coating that goes by the name of CQuartz? TIA.

Bob
 
Should have bought a Canon!


..Yes, you can apply BFWD over a CQ.. just give it a few days to cure i guess.
 
I don't see the benefit of putting a sealant over a coating. A coating is already like a sealant on steroids. Waste of time and money in my opinion.
 
^^ then why Reload for CQUK? It's a sealant.

I don't think it hurts to top it
 
GenesisCoupe said:
^^ then why Reload for CQUK? It's a sealant.

I don't think it hurts to top it
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Reload is not a sealant, it's a spray coating.

And it does hurt, in that your coating will take on the attributes of the LSP you put on it - won't be as hydrophobic, easy to clean, etc.
 
RevitalizeAutoSpa said:
Reload is not a sealant, it's a spray coating.
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From CarPro-US' product description:
"Reload is the most cost effective inorganic spray sealant on the market..."

You can argue this point with Corey, if you so desire.

RevitalizeAutoSpa said:
And it does hurt, in that your coating will take on the attributes of the LSP you put on it - won't be as hydrophobic, easy to clean, etc.
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I agree with a Coating taking on the "actual last-step-product's" attributes---even though/if it is more hydrophobic, just as easy (or easier) to clean, etc...or not, as the case may be.

Bob
 
Yes, I do use Reload but looking at other options (just because).

Just want to test other things out. I know CQuartz can last up to two years so trying to top it off a variety of things
 
NikonGuy said:
Yes, I do use Reload but looking at other options (just because).

Just want to test other things out. I know CQuartz can last up to two years so trying to top it off a variety of things
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It may indeed last up to two years.
But how would you know this to be true if you:
"top it off with a variety of things"?

Just saying.

Bob
 
Right now just Reload. Just wanted to see other options out there
 
FUNX725 said:
From CarPro-US' product description:
"Reload is the most cost effective inorganic spray sealant on the market..."

You can argue this point with Corey, if you so desire.
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Interesting. But it also states:

"Reload packs the glass-like gloss, hydrophobicity, and dirt repellency of Silica Nanotechnology in a convenient spray-on, wipe-off sealant."

In my understanding, coatings are silica-based, sealants are polymer based, and waxes are naturally based. <shrug>
 
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