R222 Bodywork Conditioning Shampoo

R222 Bodywork Conditioning Shampoo utilises a unique, all natural, rich, conditioning formula that offers a level of performance and surface care that other shampoos struggle to match. Massively lubricated and very sudsy, it allows your wash mitt to glide effortlessly over underlying surfaces as you wash your car, and will absolutely not strip away previously laid down protective coatings and gloss enhancing oils. The high lubricity of R222 Bodywork Conditioning Shampoo also improves sheeting when rinsing off, making drying quicker and easier than ever before. Whilst clearly the best choice for washing and maintaining the finishes produced by R222 100% Carnauba Wax and R222 Concours Look Carnauba Wax, it can also safely be used on surfaces protected with any of the other sealants and waxes we offer in our store.

Washing the bodywork on your car properly without stripping away existing layers of sealant or wax protection is fundamental to maintaining its long term aesthetic beauty. To make this requirement easily achievable, R222 developed the ultimate in paint care by combining a unique blend of wheat germ and sugar-based ingredients from the cosmetics field and incorporating them into a boutique style automotive shampoo. R222 Bodywork Conditioning Shampoo works using a unique conditioning action as it cleans, which ensures that previously laid down protective coatings and gloss enhancing oils are not stripped away during the cleaning process. Indeed, you can actually feel the gentleness of the apple-scented suds on your hands when you use this shampoo - no wonder has become factory approved by many of the world's leading car manufacturers.

For best results, use at a dilution rate of 260:1 (water:product), which equates to 50 ml in a PB Clear Wash Bucket (each bottle contains enough shampoo for approximately 10 washes). Simply add the correct amount of shampoo to your suds bucket and then fill rapidly to the top with warm tap water. If your water pressure is low and relatively few suds are produced, blast some cold water into the bucket with your hose – this will quickly generate more suds.