CarPro Release - 4 L

works good so far after a fresh coating is applied. I normally only use if car cannot stay for extended period of time to properly ensure curing time is met or if i see rain in forecast same day as pickup. Have not tried as a quick detailer, prefer Elixir in my opinion, but does give a layer of protection to a fresh coating, just make sure to use 2nd towel to buff off any excess

Just tried this out on a car I coated 5 months ago, after a detail for a customer. Applied as directed to a white Tesla Model Y. I have never seen CarPro advertise a new product so hard!!

I found that it went on smooth enough, but left greasy streaks all around, even with a clean towel. After wiping up with a second towel, the finish was as expected, as if using a quick detailer.

I have not used this on a freshly coated car yet, but will be doing so next week. If I am able to edit my review, I will certainly do so.

Nice slickness left behind, but my biggest gripe was that I was able to see streaks and "greasy"-ness after the initial application. Strange for a quick-detailer like product.

I am not impressed, not terrible unimpressed by this product this far. I've still got 90% of the bottle left. These are my initial impressions of the product after 8 years of detailing for clients. Perhaps works better with a CarPro coating? The coating on the Model Y was Gtechnic CSL.

Again, after buffing with a second towel, the panels were clear and showed now signs of smearing/greasiness. I was surprised with the initial application that this was the case. Perhaps the protectants left behind to more rapidly cure, and protect freshly applied coatings.