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Swag BASIC HYDRO DRY PROTECT
Hydro Dry Protect formula
€4.60
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Gentle coloured active foam
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Lady Line Neutral Foam Color is an active foam, whose formula is based on carefully selected, delicate detergents, which combined with high quality pigments provide exceptional cleaning performance while maintaining safety for varnish, waxes and ceramic coatings. The dense, stable foam, achieved by the use of modern polymers, effectively adheres to the surface, providing long-term contact with dirt.
1. prepare the foam: dilute the product as recommended below and fill the foam. 2. apply foam: generously cover the entire car with foam. 3. Wait: leave the foam for a few minutes so it can dissolve the dirt. 4. Rinse: rinse the foam thoroughly with water under pressure. 5. wash by hand: for a perfect result, wash your car by hand using shampoo. 6. PA foam: 1:2-1:20 (from 500ml to 50ml per 1L water). 7. manual foamer: 1:10-1:200 (from 100ml per 1L of water). 8. Hand sprayer: 1:10-1:200 (from 100ml to 1L of water). 9. Shake before use.
intense color: pink color will illuminate even a cloudy day, safety: delicate formula with neutral pH protects varnish, waxes and ceramic coatings, effectiveness: dense foam adheres exactly to the surface, removing even the most persistent dirt, high performance: a small amount of product will last long, pleasant scent: a subtle, fruity aroma will make your work more pleasant, professional quality: designed for studies of detailing and enthusiasts
Do not freeze. protect from sunlight. Store in a cool and dry place.
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