Carpro Reload 2.0 VS Vonixx Sinergy Paint Coating

In this showdown, we compare two popular options: Carpro Reload 2.0 vs. Vonixx Synergy! 💥 Discover which one offers the best value for your money and provides superior protection for your vehicle's paint. 🛡️ Watch now and make an informed decision for your car care routine! 🔍 #CarproReload #VonixxSinergy #CarCare #CheapVsExpensive
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[@viperrcr]

Great products, but for the price and performance, I would pick the Vonixx Synergy Paint.

[@davidcharbonneau9498]

keeping in mind that one is a 12 months claimed spray coating and the other is a 3 months claimed coating, it seems that the winner here is CarPro Reload. I always loved the fact that CarPro makes honest claims when it comes to their Longevity.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

good point.

[@danlc95]

Also, CarPro considers Reload/2.0 a silica sealant, rather than a true "coating".

[@tossftw7228]

Also car pro cost 3 times more... Here in Brazil.

[@TheBreakfastLover]

Longevity and chemical durability are pretty different characteristics. ScottHD's channel used to do upto 2-year testing on outdoor panels and the results are surprising at times.

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Nice!!! CarPro's products haven't disappointed but Vonixx has superb products. I visited their carnauba plantation in Ceará in Brazil on 2018

[@harrycruz887]

Does the synergy get sticky after curing?????

[@edcardenne]

Reload It is better because for efficiency purposes, they are similar even though it is only for a period of 3 months while Vonixx is supposedly for 12 months.

[@shubhankarsse]

I think carpro has great products for washing and detailing but when they have missed , they are pretty bad. Carpro Reload is pretty bad for its price

[@NobleAZ]

Would it make sense incorporate a heat test, w a heat gun? To simulate sitting in the sun. Wonder what affect if any it would have on coatings.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

I’ve tried. But it’s kinda hard to incorporate

[@Jtapia031]

Used both & sinergy is my go to

[@charlesbrasington7599]

What’s a good iron remover that you use

[@gabevillarreal96]

Turtle wax hybrid solutions iron remover is fantastic abd it smells the best out of all of them.

[@autodetailingpodcast]

100% agree here. Seems to work the fastest too

[@BigBear--]

Try some Bilt Hamber Korrosol...you'd be amazed. As for Iron Remover, this is one of the strongest and fastest reacting iron removers.

[@Mark-ve5gr]

Coated my car with Reload 2.0, but using CarPro Hydro2Lite after washing it to ''top it up'', but I'm actually wondering if these products can be combined?

[@topdriverfcl4079]

Never!

[@onrdetailingnews802]

Great 👍video buddy tfs

[@Dee--Jay]

I thought a clay bar is more aggressive than a clay mitt

[@Dee--Jay]

do the Adams graphene cs3

[@danlc95]

Can't go wrong with either!

[@tafl-9198]

Damn… strong sealants 😳

[@josephmattos945]

Don't make any sense like anyones stupid enough to spray their car for fun. In no way checks real world durability. But whatever rocks your boat!