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    Reload Problems

    This time I diluted it 50/50

    I`ve got water spots, oily holograms, high spot streaks you name it.

    Tried ipa wipe = nuttin
    tried eraser wipe = nuttin
    Tried apc = nuttin

    Car looks like crap !!!!!!

    HELP

    Pics not show well, but you get the idea








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    Re: Reload Problems


    Ron, there has been quite a discussion on this over on CarPro-US. Basically this Reload 2014 v1 is very concentrated but is creating these issues.

    The current solution is to apply Reload 50/50 to the paint and then follow it with a "damp" towel with just water on it. Then buff it dry. This should solve most of the issues.

    It is my understanding that a revised Reload 2014 v2 is just hitting our shores and fixes these issues.


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    Re: Reload Problems

    Read those

    But this is still oeiginal version

    Got 2 bottles of 14 v1 still on shelf
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    I have not had this issue with Reload org. yet...

    I think I would start by trying the same fix as they are suggesting for 2014 v1. And then I would send the 2014v1 back and get it replaced with v2.

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    Re: Reload Problems

    Quote Originally Posted by TroyScherer View Post

    Ron, there has been quite a discussion on this over on CarPro-US. Basically this Reload 2014 v1 is very concentrated but is creating these issues.

    The current solution is to apply Reload 50/50 to the paint and then follow it with a "damp" towel with just water on it. Then buff it dry. This should solve most of the issues.

    It is my understanding that a revised Reload 2014 v2 is just hitting our shores and fixes these issues.

    Thanks Troy

    This is really I don`t want to have to buff out the whole car before the show
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    Re: Reload Problems

    Do I spray a lot like in vid, this is what happened when I sprayed lightly, wiped w damp micro, then dried

    UHHHGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH


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    PS I did it in garage, then pulled it out
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    Re: Reload Problems

    I tested Reload v2014 on my Kia, and only noted the bit of oiliness, no other issues. Of course we`re discussing the earlier version and I hadn`t noted any such issues with it.

    But with the newer version I found this oily smearing to be quite stubborn, the damp towels, and even trying a couple detailing sprays would not budge it.

    Out came the old school bottle of Colly #845 and it "knocked it right out"! LOL And the car looked really great after too as a plus.

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    Re: Reload Problems

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkD View Post
    I tested Reload v2014 on my Kia, and only noted the bit of oiliness, no other issues. Of course we`re discussing the earlier version and I hadn`t noted any such issues with it.

    But with the newer version I found this oily smearing to be quite stubborn, the damp towels, and even trying a couple detailing sprays would not budge it.

    Out came the old school bottle of Colly #845 and it "knocked it right out"! LOL And the car looked really great after too as a plus.
    Wonder how a coat of synergy or black ice or natty`s blue would look
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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkD View Post
    I tested Reload v2014 on my Kia, and only noted the bit of oiliness, no other issues. Of course we`re discussing the earlier version and I hadn`t noted any such issues with it.

    But with the newer version I found this oily smearing to be quite stubborn, the damp towels, and even trying a couple detailing sprays would not budge it.

    Out came the old school bottle of Colly #845 and it "knocked it right out"! LOL And the car looked really great after too as a plus.
    Did you also have what seemed to be high spots/streaks as well ?
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    Re: Reload Problems

    Quote Originally Posted by Ronkh View Post
    Did you also have what seemed to be high spots/streaks as well ?
    No, not at all. And the newer version was both tried neat, and at 50/50, same oiliness.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkD View Post
    No, not at all. And the newer version was both tried neat, and at 50/50, same oiliness.
    getting more and more dis heartned
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    Re: Reload Problems

    Quote Originally Posted by Ronkh View Post
    Wonder how a coat of synergy or black ice or natty`s blue would look
    130416284003393440.jpg

    Not sure, but they might also cut the smeariness you note.

    I had me a deja vu with that Reload being greasy, transported back to the 90`s, and once using the horrid "Wally World Zymol" on my then Black `94 Lincoln Town Car.

    You would`ve sworn I waxed he car with Crisco Shortening, no number of towels would budge the greasy smearing. Then out came Colly #476 Doublecoat,....perfect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkD View Post
    130416284003393440.jpg

    Not sure, but they might also cut the smeariness you note.

    I had me a deja vu with that Reload being greasy, transported back to the 90`s, and once using the horrid "Wally World Zymol" on my then Black `94 Lincoln Town Car.

    You would`ve sworn I waxed he car with Crisco Shortening, no number of towels would budge the greasy smearing. Then out came Colly #476 Doublecoat,....perfect.
    Had that happen to me on a test wax
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    Re: Reload Problems

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkD View Post
    130416284003393440.jpg

    Not sure, but they might also cut the smeariness you note.
    I`m wondering if maybe the solvent content of colli, but then I also hit my car before this with both ipa and eraser ??
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