So far, washed a cx-9 (coated in 3.0 UK) in red with the carpro shampoo. Then hit the car after it was dry with this. Very easy to use. Wiped off with no issues. Not sure how often we should be using this but hoping its not an issue to use each wash as a quick detailer. Maybe on the second wash i'll spray this on the wet car then towel it dry. That way it is slightly diluted. On my heavy miles car, I clayed the windshield then did a coat of this. It is holding up much better than the jet seal i had used in the past.

Like Reload, but got smudges first time using. Watched a video suggesting to wipe the product off with a slightly damp MF short nap towel immediately after applying...I switched to this method and now I have zero problems. Love the shine and hydrophobicity...only better water run off during the rainy season is Kamikaze Overcoat which is way more expensive. I spray a little distilled water onto an MF towel and set aside...then spray Reload directly to the surface and spread with a MF block applicator, then wipe Reload with the moistened MF towel to wipe away any smudges...works like a charm. Highly recomment this method of application - works fast.

Facebook and other venues sell, by description anyway, similar products. Based on longevity, they probably are similar. Maybe the same manufacturer. When you find a simple spray on product that works very well ... in this case, Carpro Reload, and you're really happy ... why switch? The only possible negative would be: if you don't get every single speck of residue, and it dries/sits in the sun, you'll have a tough time removing. My fix for that is to use an LED light to look over the car after I'm done. Unless I'm detailing a show car where the owner wants more depth from a carnauba wax, I'm using Carpro Reload. I love it.