Vehicle Shampoo Archives - Molecular UK

AUTO SHINE

Jordan Coulter — Thu, 25 May 2023 10:34:10 +0000

Auto Shine is a thick shampoo for use on all commercial and domestic vehicles, including lorries, buses, tractors, cars and bikes. This pH neutral shampoo has been formulated clean your vehicle with ease, whilst leaving behind a perfect shine. It is safe to use on vehicle body work and will not remove protection, including waxes, polishes, coatings or sealants. Auto Shine is highly concentrated, meaning a little goes a long way. This product is to be used after the pre-wash stage. Suitable for professional level valet cleaning, commercial use, or domestic use.

For best results use the 2 bucket method, one with the solution in, another of just water to wash any excess dirt from your wash mitt in stages during the application. Use grit guards if you have them.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

Add a squirt (roughly 1-4 caps) of Auto Shine into a bucket of water, use a grit guard if you have one.
Submerge your wash mitt or brush in the solution then apply to the vehicle bodywork.
Wipe the vehicle top to bottom with your wash mitt. If you are using the recommended 2 bucket method, frequently rinse your wash mitt in the second bucket of water.
Once your vehicle has been fully lathered, wash off with a pressure washer or hose then dry.

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IRIDESCENCE

admin — Wed, 08 Sep 2021 09:59:44 +0000

Iridescence is a thick vehicle shampoo used to make your vehicle bathed and cleansed perfectly, leaving behind the perfect shine. This pH neutral vehicle shampoo has been formulated to lather your car with its thick and foamy trail. It is safe to use on all exterior surfaces including paintwork, glass, plastics, rubber, wheels etc. Will not strip protection including waxes, polishes, coatings and sealants. Iridescence is highly concentrated, meaning a little goes a long way. This product is to be used after the pre-wash stage.

For best results use the 2 bucket method, one with the solution in, another of just water to wash any excess dirt from your wash mitt in stages during the application. Use grit guards if you have them.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

Add a squirt (roughly 1-4 caps) of Iridescence into a bucket of water, use a grit guard if you have one.
Submerge your wash mitt in the solution then apply to the vehicle bodywork.
Wipe the vehicle top to bottom with your wash mitt. If you are using the recommended 2 bucket method, frequently rinse your wash mitt in the second bucket of water.
Once your vehicle has been fully lathered, wash off with a pressure washer or hose then dry.

If you would like products for your own brand, check out our white label company Powerclean Chemicals Ltd.

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HYDRO FOAM

admin — Fri, 27 Aug 2021 09:55:51 +0000

Hydro Foam is a concentrated, neutral pH pure vehicle shampoo used to wash your vehicle after the pre-wash stage. It has been formulated with the perfect balance of wetting agents and surfactants to ensure that your vehicle is left with a clean finish. It does not strip any waxes, coatings or sealants and is not harmful to your vehicle’s paint work. Our recommended form of use is to use the 2 bucket wash method, minimising the chances of dirt sticking to your wash mitt and scratching the paintwork. Suitable for car valeting, commercial cleaning, and agricultural uses.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

Add 1-4 caps of Hydro Foam pure shampoo into a bucket of water, use a grit guard if you have one.
Submerge your wash mitt in the solution, wiping the vehicle top to bottom. If you are using the recommended 2 bucket method, frequently rinse your wash mitt in the second bucket of water.
Wash off with a pressure washer or hose then dry.

Molecular Tip: Always use the 2 bucket wash method. Use a grit guard in each bucket if you have them.

Check out our shine enhancing shampoo IRIDESCENCE.

If you would like these products for your own brand, check out our white label company, Powerclean Chemicals Ltd.

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