GYEON Q²M RestartWash — decontaminating shampoo for coated surfaces, 1 L

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Concentrated shampoo for coated surfaces that washes, removes embedded contamination and helps restore the coating’s original hydrophobic behaviour.

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GYEON Q²M RestartWash

GYEON Q²M RestartWash is a concentrated shampoo for vehicles protected with a ceramic or other protective coating. It combines washing and decontamination in one step: it removes road film and embedded contamination that a regular shampoo may leave behind, while helping the coating regain its original water behaviour and self-cleaning performance. The formula contains iron-removing components. It does not add a new hydrophobic protection layer; it restores the performance of the existing coating.

Technical data

  • volume: 1 L;
  • type: decontaminating car shampoo;
  • pH: 6;
  • dilution: 1:500;
  • consumption: approximately 20–30 ml per vehicle;
  • safe for coated surfaces;
  • can be used with a wash mitt or as foam.

Application

  1. Rinse the vehicle thoroughly to remove loose dirt.
  2. Dilute the shampoo as recommended and apply with a wash mitt or as foam. For a foam cannon, mix approximately 30 ml of product with 500 ml of water.
  3. Apply evenly and allow approximately 2 minutes of dwell time. Do not let the product dry.
  4. Rinse thoroughly with plenty of clean water.
  5. Dry with a quality drying towel. Use as needed and do not work on hot surfaces or in direct sunlight.

The product is intended for exterior surfaces, including paintwork, wheels and wheel arches. Avoid contact with eyes and skin; protective gloves are recommended.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    GY-Q2M-RESTARTWASH-1000
  • EAN-13
    8809432677796

  • Usage
    Cleaning paint
  • Volume
    1 L
  • Suitable surfaces
    Automotive paint
  • pH
    6
  • Official product name
    Q²M RestartWash
  • GTIN
    8809432677796

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