Adams Graphene Shampoo™

Description

• Contains Graphene Ceramic Resins
• Helps Maintain & Revitalize Graphene and Ceramic Coatings
• Highly Concentrated, Low Viscosity, Free Rinsing Formula
• More Easily Removes Road Films & Grime
• Smoke Color and Fresh, Clean, Citrus Scent

  Graphene Shampoo™ is also the shampoo recommended to work best to revitalize and maintain the coatings generated by products like Graphene Ceramic Coating™ or Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating™ once applied. Graphene Shampoo™ helps to decontaminate the coatings by removing harmful contaminants that would sap the coating’s durability and interfere with the hydrophobic, self-cleaning effects.

  Instructions for Use with Foam Cannon, Foam Gun, or Pump Sprayer:

  1. Add a small quantity of water to your foam cannon, foam gun, or pump sprayer and dispense 2-3 fl oz of Graphene Shampoo™ to the reservoir. Top up with water to volume and tilt/agitate the to fully dissolve the shampoo.
  2. Adjust fan pattern and soap to water ratio for desired concentration and connect to dispenser.
  3. Foam down vehicle from top to bottom and allow the shampoo to wet out over the entire vehicle and penetrate grime.
  4. Utilize a wash pad, mitt, or sponge to agitate off any stubborn contaminants and road films.
  5. Rinse off thoroughly using pressurized water until no evidence of bubbles or foam persists.
  6. Dry the vehicle utilizing a combination of a drying aid, pressurized air, and/or drying towels, in order to avoid any potential water spotting.

   Instructions for Two Bucket Wash Method:

  1. Start by adding a grit guard to each of the rinse bucket and wash bucket, along with adding any of a wash pad, mitt, or sponge and 2-3 fl oz of Graphene Shampoo™ to the wash bucket specifically. Now add approximately 3 gallons of water to fill each bucket.
  2. Working from the top of the vehicle down to bottom, in small sections, wash the vehicle and periodically dunk the wash pad, mitt, or sponge in the rinse bucket before dunking it back into your wash bucket to get fresh suds. This helps keep contaminants that could scratch the paintwork trapped in the rinse bucket rather than infiltrating into the wash bucket. Repeat this process for the entire vehicle.
  3. Rinse off the vehicle thoroughly until no evidence of bubbles or foam persists.
  4. Dry the vehicle utilizing a combination of a drying aid, pressurized air, and/or drying towels, in order to avoid any potential water spotting.

  Common Sense Warning:

  Always apply soaps, including Graphene Shampoo™, on cool surfaces, trying to avoid allowing the soap to dry on the surface and, when able, not using in direct sunlight.