A coating only lasts as long as the shampoo you wash it with
The product on the supermarket shelf is mostly alkaline detergent. It cleans the car, and it also strips the wax, sealant or ceramic coating you paid good money to put on. The coating you bought to last five years quietly disappears in eighteen months, and you blame the coating.
This shampoo does the opposite. True pH neutral, so it leaves protection completely untouched while it lifts the dirt. Use it every weekend without resetting anything you have applied.
Concentrated. Real concentrated
10ml in a 10 litre bucket. One litre of shampoo gives you 100 buckets of warm, slick suds. That is up to 100 washes from a single bottle. A 5 litre bottle is 500 cleans,9p each, which works out at roughly four years of weekly washes for most drivers.
Use a mitt, never a sponge
This matters more than which shampoo you buy. A sponge holds grit against the paint and drags it across the panel every pass. That is where swirl marks come from. A microfibre mitt releases the grit into the bucket and stays soft against the paint. Spend ten quid on a decent mitt before you spend anything on shampoo.
How to use
Add 10ml of shampoo to a 10 litre bucket of warm water. Agitate to build a slick foam.
Pre-rinse or snow foam the car first to lift loose dirt.
Wash from the roof down with a clean microfibre mitt, rinsing the mitt frequently in a second bucket of clean water.
Rinse the car thoroughly with a pressure washer, top down, and dry with a clean microfibre towel.
Safe on paint, glass, plastic trim, wheels, ceramic coatings, graphene coatings, sealants and waxes.
