Gold Skull - Gloss & Go Wax™

Always wash and clean the surface of your car or bike prior to application.

There are two ways to use this product. When the surface is dry or whilst the surface is still wet.

We recommend for the first ever application to be applied dry to maximise coverage and create a base coat, followed by subsequent maintenance washes being applied whilst the surface is still wet and prior to drying.

Please refer to the instructions on the bottle or select as required below.

Clean and dry your car prior to use.

Shake bottle & apply in the shade. Avoid spraying onto hot panels and in direct sunlight if possible.

Using 1-2 light sprays per panel, spray directly onto the car surface. Use the cross hatch method and a clean micro fibre cloth to apply the wax.

Allow time to lightly haze, then, using a clean folded microfibre towel/cloth, wipe off the excess wax, buffing, to achieve that high gloss wet look shine.

Please note the product has been designed to spray in a light mist to minimise over use and wastage. A little really does go a long way.

If you apply in direct sunlight, only wait a few seconds before buffing off.

This is a finishing product so should be the last product used on the car.

Wash and rinse car prior to use.

Shake bottle well, ensure surface is clean after wash & rinse.

Working one panel at a time, apply 1-2 light sprays per panel, wipe off immediately with a thick microfibre drying towel until the surface is completely dry.

Finish with a final buff using a different, thick, clean microfiber cloth.

This is a finishing product so should be the last product used on the car.

Protection from harmful UV rays will last between 4-6 weeks before durability can be effected.

We recommend undertaking a wet application at least once within 4 weeks to top up protection.

The hydrophobic properties are excellent and have been designed primarily to induce water sheeting over beading.

To achieve this, the molecular tension in the water is slightly reduced from creating perfect spherical beads, this is to increase the surface area and encourage the water molecules to bind together, thus creating a larger mass and inducing the water sheeting.

Water sheeting is an excellent way to dry your car and helps to safely carry dust particles away from your paintwork.

It also has the advantage of minimising the risk of water spotting as the water tends to sheet off rather than sit on the surface.

Interesting note: Water spotting is caused by the minerals and contaminants in the water, not the fact water has been left to dry on the surface to evaporate. Water without impurities will not leave water spots behind once evaporated on a surface.

By combining the right amount Carnauba wax with Gloss Enhancing Polymers, we have been able to assist with increasing specular reflection by applying a thin sacrificial layer of our product on top of the clear coat.

Specular reflection happens when light reflects off a surface at the same angle it hits the surface, think of when you look in a mirror.

Ultimately the reflectiveness and smoothness (how flat) the surface is impacts specular reflection the most, which is why removing imperfections is vitally important for achieving gloss on paintwork. 

The bottle is made of high quality recyclable PET plastic with an adaptable pressurised trigger which enables the product to be sprayed in a light mist.

This is to help provide even coverage, minimise product wastage and provide the user with ultimate control per spray.

Trigger usage is simple making it excellent for those constantly using trigger style bottles throughout the day or for those with reduced hand and muscle strength caused by conditions such arthritis. 

The further the trigger is pulled the more product will be released.

One full press will release an automatic 3 second fine mist spray, with the time and amount of spray released reducing the less the trigger is pulled.

We recommend a light touch of the adaptive trigger for small areas or when only a tiny amount of product is to be used, half pull for medium area coverage and a fully depressed for covering larger areas.