The Post a Picture of Your Ride as it Sits Thread

Tasmania said:
Nice shame about the scuff mark did you go solo?
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Yeah, solo, but there was a few others out there. Weekends can be a bit rubbish up there, too many idiots on trail bikes and in dodgy old utes.

The scuff will give me a chance to practise some skills, I already fixed one on the side mirror on the same door.
 
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The truck and Jeep wearing Reload 2.0! It is quite impressive after I got application right.

I sprayed on the towel, spread it in, and use a second towel to wipe off. I tried spraying it on the panel and it streaked so I stayed with spraying it on the towel. 20260809_150353.jpg20260809_150403.jpg

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DETAILROOKIE said:
The truck and Jeep wearing Reload 2.0! It is quite impressive after I got application right.

I sprayed on the towel, spread it in, and use a second towel to wipe off. I tried spraying it on the panel and it streaked so I stayed with spraying it on the towel. View attachment 140614View attachment 140615

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I used Reload 2.0 a couple of weeks back without any issues, just spray on the panel, spread, and wipe off. Probably less streaking than anything else I've used recently, but I was doing smaller sections than I normally do, maybe 2' X 2'. The other variables could be temps and humidity, it's winter here at the moment.

That blue is stunning, I can only imagine how good it looks in the metal.
 
Big Dave said:
I used Reload 2.0 a couple of weeks back without any issues, just spray on the panel, spread, and wipe off. Probably less streaking than anything else I've used recently, but I was doing smaller sections than I normally do, maybe 2' X 2'. The other variables could be temps and humidity, it's winter here at the moment.

That blue is stunning, I can only imagine how good it looks in the metal.
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Thank you!

I think the humidity level was affecting the ease of application. It was extremely humid here in Florida yesterday and it made everything more difficult.

Reload 2.0 really made the blue pop!

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DETAILROOKIE said:
Thank you!

I think the humidity level was affecting the ease of application. It was extremely humid here in Florida yesterday and it made everything more difficult.

Reload 2.0 really made the blue pop!

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Reload is underrated in my opinion, especially the latest version that lasts longer and is easier to apply.

If you haven't already, give a try on unpainted black plastic. Lay it on thickly with an applicator, then lightly level with a towel. Because of the solvent content, it leaves a deep, dark finish that lasts longer than a typical dressing, but still enhances and provides UV protection. It's also safer on trim than a coating, nor locking you out of future restoration.





 
DFB said:
Reload is underrated in my opinion, especially the latest version that lasts longer and is easier to apply.

If you haven't already, give a try on unpainted black plastic. Lay it on thickly with an applicator, then lightly level with a towel. Because of the solvent content, it leaves a deep, dark finish that lasts longer than a typical dressing, but still enhances and provides UV protection. It's also safer on trim than a coating, nor locking you out of future restoration.





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It is funny you mention that because I used it on the Jeep's black plastic and was impressed how good they look.

I am really impressed with Reload 2.0 so far. It will definitely be my go to for the Jeep.

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