Quick Detailer & Si02 - The easy way to refinish the paintwork

There are different products in this category, as some are simply designed to remove light dirt and dust like Quick Detailer, but also those that are mixed with wax so that they also leave a protective film, as well as dedicated Si02 sprays, which are one of the newest trends in paint protection.

If you are in doubt about which one is right for you, please contact Simon via live chat or at kontakt@bachsbilpleje.shop

Quick Detailer

A Quick Detailer is intended to be used while the car is either completely dry or still wet. Spray it directly onto the car's surface, as well as onto your microfiber cloth , to reduce the possibility of ''love marks'', i.e. small fine scratches from washing.

This is also a great product for when you need to clean a single spot on your car. Imagine you've just washed your car and a few hours later a bird has chosen to leave a spot, spray the Quick Detailer a few times directly on the bird spot and then you can safely remove it with a microfiber cloth.

The only thing left to do is enjoy how easy it is to do small cleanings on your car, and that it doesn't require pulling out the pressure washer and the large arsenal of car care products when all that's needed is light cleaning.

Si02 - That is, silica spray

Silica spray-based products, also called Si02, are classified as a type of paint sealant that contains properties from Ceramic Coating , which is also in many cases based on Silica. This also gives you better durability, meaning longer-lasting protection, than what other types of spray-on paint sealant will give you.

This gives you a surface that is very hydrophobic, meaning it repels water, as well as protection against bird droppings and insect stains.

The best way to apply them is when the car is freshly washed and completely dry. Of course, it is also possible while the car is still wet, but you will get a better experience if it is completely dry, as the product is not diluted.

Spray 1-3 times per panel, spreading it out and the entire surface, after which you turn the cloth to a dry surface. My preferred method is to use a Premium FTW microfiber cloth from The Rag Company to spread it out with, and have a second cloth that is used exclusively for wiping.

You can advantageously replace the first cloth when the second cloth becomes too damp, and use a new dry cloth so that you don't need two new cloths.