HOW TO APPLY
Step 1 — Wash & Dry
Wash and dry the paint. No wax or sealants. For best results, wipe the area with Wax and Grease Remover. Clay Bar for additional prep.
Step 2 — Apply
Pour 20–30 ml onto the sponge (fully moisten first time).
Step 3 —Spread
Use smooth, even strokes. Horizontal for doors/trunk, front‑to‑back on hood.
Step 4 — One pass only
Do not rework the same area. If severe marks appear, wipe with degreaser and reapply.
Step 5 —Let It Cure
24–48 hours (avoid rain/dew; garage overnight recommended. Sunlight speeds drying.)
Step 6 — Add More Coats If Needed
For heavily faded or oxidized paint, apply a second coat after the first layer has cured.
Once applied, you can use the vehicle after 5 hours
Please note, if there is a significant mistake made in the application of your coating and you need toremove it - stripping the coating is much easier within 30 minutes of initial application. If you need toremove the application in that 30 minute window, we recommend scrubbing the coating with Wax andGrease Remover. If you need to remove the coating after it has already cured, you will need to wetsand/heavy cut with a rotary/elbow grease with a heavy solvent. This is a long-lasting coating
What’s the curing and aftercare process?
a. Full cure time: 1-2days.
b. First24 hours: Keep the car out of rain and water. Avoid dew – park in a garage overnight if possible.
c. Sunlight helps：direct sun speeds up drying and hardening.
d. Once cured, it requires no subsequent maintenance. It offers extremely strong corrosion resistance, acid and alkali resistance, and can withstand corrosion from bug residue, tree sap, and bird droppings. You may apply car wax, ceramic coating, or polish on top of this coating.