What doesn't work about the usual fix
This is not an oil!
This is not another greasy product that makes paint look wet for a few hours and then disappears.
The liquid spreads across the existing paint, fills light scratches and uneven areas, then cures into a clear, hard, glossy layer.
That layer is what brings the shine back. It is also what protects the paint underneath.
What the coating does?
Before you pay a detailer
You are getting the car ready to sell. Wash it. Vacuum the inside. Take the photos.
Then the sun hits the side of it.
There it is. The faded patch you have ignored for a year. Next to it, the fine scratches you stopped noticing.
They are not bad enough to justify repainting. They are absolutely bad enough for the next buyer to notice.
So before you book an expensive treatment on a car you are selling anyway, try the simple fix first.
Questions and answers
Is this just an oil that makes paint shine?
Is this just an oil that makes paint shine?
No. That is the most important difference.
The liquid does not leave a greasy, wet finish. It forms a clear coating that hardens on the surface and builds a new glossy layer that also adds protection.
How does it hide scratches and faded paint?
How does it hide scratches and faded paint?
The clear coating fills light surface scratches and creates a smoother layer over uneven paint.
Once it cures, the glossy surface reflects light differently, which makes light scratches, fading and uneven tone stand out less.
Do I need polishing experience?
Do I need polishing experience?
No.
Clean the surface, spray, spread with the included sponge and buff with the microfiber cloth. The kit is built for DIY use.
Where can I use it?
Where can I use it?
According to the product spec, the coating suits a range of surfaces on a car: paint, glass, headlights and metal.
Does it also protect the car?
Does it also protect the car?
Yes.
Beyond the cosmetic effect, the cured layer creates a hydrophobic, water-repellent finish designed to help protect the surface from UV, weather, dust and environmental dirt.
Which size should I choose?
Which size should I choose?
100 ml (3.4 fl oz) is enough for spot treatment and a few problem areas.
300 ml (10.1 fl oz) is meant for a full car or several treatments over time.