Chemical Guys 16 Ounce Ceramic Detailer WAC23316

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Last updated 01 Jun 2024

Chemical Guys 16 Ounce Ceramic Detailer WAC23316

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HydroSpeed is the extremely versatile and easy-to-apply ceramic quick detailer that uses special hydrophobic polymers and nanoparticles of SiO2 to deliver a brilliant show car shine, durable all-weather protection, and intense hydrophobic water beading in mere seconds! Utilizing the latest in modern ceramic chemistry, the unique fusion of SiO2 gives HydroSpeed superior hydrophobicity and self-cleaning properties that keep your vehicle cleaner longer. By reducing dust and dirt adhesion, HydroSpeed makes maintaining your paint quick and effortless and makes washing your car easier. Durable ceramic HydroTechnology shields against UV rays, harsh elements, industrial fallout, and more, helping protect your paint from oxidation, fading, and premature wear that ruins the look of your ride! By using the active SiO2 ingredient in liquid form, HydroSpeed seals the surface of your paint, creating a superior mirror reflection and an intense ceramic crystalline shine. By adding incredible depth and clarity to any paint color, HydroSpeed gives all colors a show car like shine that stuns. Whether you have a ceramic coated car that you are looking to enhance or are looking to add incredible water beading, shine, and protection to an uncoated car, HydroSpeed is the fastest and easiest way to do it!

Now, you can add durable ceramic protection, water beading, and shine to your paint, wheels, glass, headlights, taillights, and more! Use it between washes, on top of waxes, to maintain your favorite ceramic coating on treated or untreated vehicles for tremendous results. Most other ceramics often rely on solvent or resin-based formulas that are temperamental and difficult for most people to use.