Reload application and durability

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DSO89

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Hi everyone

I need your recommendations for long durability (6 monthd) when I apply Reload

I have tried different methods:

Wash / decon clay / eraser / Reload
Wash / iron x / tar x / wash / decon clay / eraser / Reload
Wash / iron x / decon clay / paint correction / eraser / Reload
Wash / iron x / decom clay / essence (3+ hrs cured) / Reload

With the respective following of my consumers cars, in none of the previous applications, I get a durability up than 3 months. The cars washed with Reset.

I don’t understand what I may be doing wrong, I have also regulated the amount of application, with more and less per panel, I liked more the previous version, I felt that it lasted longer, that it was thicker Reload coat, will there be any future update?
 
The Guz said:
Avi just made this post over on Autogeek. Maybe it will help.

https://www.autogeekonline.net/foru...massive-fails-any-thoughts-4.html#post1578974

The product description states up to 6 months. So 3 months longevity in the real world seems about right. Perhaps Reset is degrading it a bit as it is a bit stronger wash.
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Thanks for the info. But what I was mean to is that the hydrophobic properties never reached 3 months. In some cases after the 3 washes, only sheeting, absolutely nothing of beading.

I understand that Reset (1:500) is the maintenance shampoo and that it would not affect the hydrophobic properties or just for Cquartz coatings and not for silica sealant.
 
I really don't have an answer for you. Perhaps Corey can chime in and give you a better answer.

The environment the vehicle is exposed to also plays a role in the way a form of protection behaves.
 
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