Instructions for Application: Paint & Glass

1.  Prepare your painted surface or glass by using our IPA Solution with our surface prep MicroFiber towel to clean and degrease the surface of any existing protection or residual films. For optimal results, users must Wash, Clay/Decontaminate by using both our Clay Bar and Iron Decontamination “Clay Cleaning Spray” together, and Polish their paint prior to application. If for your paint is “like-new”, or you are simply looking for a better option than outdated wax, then simply use a wash without a wax additive, and move to step 2.

2.  Shake the H10 coating bottle before use. Open the coating bottle and begin by dispensing numerous drops of the liquid onto the supplied Micro Silk applicator to sufficiently wet it. Work the product into the surface, ensuring full coverage over the desired area, using cross hatching motions and overlapping your previous pass by 25-50%. During your time between passes, utilize our UV Flashlight for inspections. Take note of between the body lines, bumper areas, mirror caps, and commonly missed areas on your vehicle. To ensure a thorough application, the light should shine and reveal an even and consistent bluish hue of light. If you notice streaking in the surfaces, level out with additional product and the used Micro Silk applicator. These directions will also be included in your shipment.
 
3.  Once the recently applied product begins to characteristically flash and sweat into beads, begin wiping the coating off, applying minimal pressure to the towel in the process. Wipe down in a similar cross hatch pattern as applied, switching/flipping the towel periodically to use a new face to fully level the coating. If you do not have our UV flashlight, by a rule of thumb, apply around ½ of your hood section at a time. Variables such as heat and humidity may cause variations to this stated application size. Our UV Light is recommended.
 
4.  Once fully leveled, allow the coating to fully cure for 24 hours, free from water, elements, or weathering.