UHD Ceramic Coating is Autoglym’s first semi-permanent coating. Consequently it requires a high level of preparation as the finish will be sealed by the coating. While not the most important aspect, a nice fragrance will make washing your car all the more pleasant. In the past, shampoos often smelt like strong chemicals, which made working with them for long periods irritating. Nowadays, you can enjoy the scent of fresh fruits, sweets or even an entirely neutral scent - perfect for a sensitive snout. pH levelLeave wax film to dry on the surface for 10 - 15 minutes. Buff to a high gloss with the supplied Hi-Tech Finishing Cloth, turning it frequently during use. 4. To maintain the finish, wash regularly with Ultra High Definition Shampoo. It will remove dirt but not the Ultra High Definition Wax. Before you begin, carefully plan your application process. Ideally you will want to work in 50cm x 50cm sections (average sized panel) at a time. The temperature and humidity are likely to affect the drying and curing time required. We recommend determining the optimum drying time on the first panel you apply the product to. Dampen the white side of the supplied wax applicator. Gently dab the applicator on the wax in the pot and then apply to clean, dry paintwork in a light circular motion, leaving a thin even layer on all painted surfaces. Do not over apply as this may make the wax difficult to buff later. Do not apply to unpainted rubber or unpainted plastic trim. Ultra High Definition Ceramic Coating is the most durable paint protection product we have ever released. Throughout its scrupulous development our chemists have continuously advanced the formulation, to produce a ceramic coating refined to a degree of unrivalled depth of gloss. div>

We have 3 shampoos in the Autoglym range, so we thought we would let you know what they are all called, and what the differences are between them so you can choose the right one for you. There are many other reasons why UHD Shampoo is a cut above pretty much every other commercially available automotive shampoo; one being the fact that it smells divine, a beguiling tropical redolence that wouldn’t smell out of place in your morning grooming routine. It’s also been formulated to be both kind on your car, your skin and the environment, hence its pH neutral makeup. Best of all, it provides unparalleled cleaning performance without stripping or removing previously applied wax and polish from bodywork. Foaming Car Wash is a high foaming, pH neutral, ‘pure’ shampoo that cleans the car extremely well, but doesn’t do anything else. It leaves no film behind, nor does it have any other additives. It just cleans. It is wax safe. UHD Shampoo might have hogged much of the limelight in recent years but that doesn’t mean that the original UHD product, Ultra High Definition Wax, is any less remarkable or effective. Developed upon the oh-so-solid foundations of HD Wax, UHD takes things several stages further in an attempt to provide unrivaled paintwork protection, all while imbuing paintwork with a deep lustre that really ‘pops’ – endowing the recipient car with a real showroom fresh demeanor. Graphene – Graphene is touted as the next big advancement in car protection, and there are a handful of car shampoos that make use of this technology. Graphene-infused shampoos add a layer of ultra-tough protection and increased lubrication to minimise scratching and marring. They also supposedly work to keep the paintwork cooler, perfect for avoiding water spots.Everything you'd want from a good shampoo is present here. Lubrication is among the best we've tried, our wash mitt glided over every surface and the suds created by the shampoo didn't break down. It's also really effective against road film and other small contaminants, easily lifting them away and leaving behind a deep shine. Tar spots remained, but a specialist tar remover is required to remove these. Wax – Wax has been added to shampoos for a very long time, and there are both pros and cons. While it will cut down on cleaning time and provide more protection than simple shampooing. The wax coating often isn't particularly durable - in some instances, it can even trap debris. Overall, the shampoos we've listed above offer better protection and will rid the surface of debris. We say to skip the wash and wax shampoos. Polishing your car is a great way to fade small scratches and imperfections. Find out how with our handy guide. Now, Autoglym recommend for every 10 litres of water that you use 4 cap fulls of shampoo. If the car is really dirty and has been prewashed, I’d still normally give it 4 caps worth. This is especially true in the winter when I really want to make sure that there is more than enough lubrication there to safely remove road dirt and grime. product/helpAdviseTab.hbs -->