Nanolex Matte Reactivating Shampoo
by
Nanolex
£23.00
- For matt finishes
- No added gloss
- Adds protection
We Say
Nanolex Matte Reactivating Shampoo is a specialist maintenance shampoo that breaks the bond between road grime and underlying surfaces without affecting delicate matt effect finishes. Furthermore, it also lays down a fresh film of fully synthetic nano-scale components as it cleans, thus restoring and refreshing previous protective coatings. While absolutely the best choice for washing and maintaining the finish produced by Nanolex Si3D Matte, it can also be used to great effect on surfaces protected with other matt-specific coatings, sealants and hybrid waxes.
Key Features
Cleaning Strength8/10(Compared To Others)
Recommended Dosage50 ml(In A PB Clear Wash Bucket)
Sudsiness8/10(Compared To Others)
Description
Nanolex Matte Reactivating Shampoo is designed to clean and protect matt paint finishes and matt vinyl wraps in a single easy step. While washing your car, the advanced formula forms a molecular bond with previously applied protective layers and refreshes them. Surfaces sealed with matt-specific fully synthetic last step products therefore become better protected as a result, and water beading is significantly enhanced (which aids self-cleaning via the Lotus Effect). Nanolex Matte Reactivating Shampoo also contains a high-tech rinse aid that will leave your car almost completely dry after rinsing off.
Specification
| Adds Protection | Yes |
|---|---|
| Chemical Basis | Detergent-based |
| Cleaning Strength | |
| Enhances Gloss | No |
| Lubricity | |
| Number Of Washes Per Bottle | |
| Recommended Dilution Ratio | 400:1 (water:product) |
| Recommended Dosage | 50 ml (in a PB Clear Wash Bucket) |
| Size | 750 ml |
| Strips Coatings | No |
| Strips Sealants And Waxes | No |
| Sudsiness | |
| pH | 5 (acidic) |
How To Use
For best results use at a dilution rate of 400:1 (water:product), which equates to 50 ml in a PB Clear Wash Bucket. Simply add the correct amount of shampoo to your suds bucket and then fill it to the top with warm water, stirring it as it fills. If your water pressure is low and relatively few suds are produced, blast a little cold water into the bucket with your hose or pressure washer (submerging the nozzle first); this will generate more suds.