Step 1: Prep

• Clean Wheels and Tires
• Decontamination Wash
  • Use a degreaser soap
  • Use a pressure washer foam cannon or by hand
    • Removes old wax, sealants, and road grime
• Clay & Iron Removal
  • Use detailing clay or synthetic items like a clay mitt
  • Use iron removal to get iron impediments out of paint and wheels
  • Use a paint prep product to remove residue from claying

Step 2: Paint Correction

• Compound Phase – Inspect paint for level of imperfections
  • Select compound and pad based on condition of paint
  • Use the paint prep product to remove compound oils before polishing
  • Compounding removes imperfection in the paint

Step 3: Polish

• Continues the shine process before coating

Step 4: Sealant or Ceramic Coating

• Use a Sealant to cover and protect the compound/polish work
• Sealant provides a slick, hard cover that last approximately 2-3 years when properly washed
• Sealant will prevent grime from penetrating paint and will make restoration washing easier while returning the vehicle to its high shine (pop back)
• Ceramic coating has the same principals but will last 3-5 plus years

Step 5: Protective Topper

• Protects the Sealant and/or Ceramic Coating process while adding immediate “Pop & Shine” after completion of the process or after a restoration wash