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The shampoo that gets your coating beading like it did on day one. Four dilutions, four jobs, one bottle.
If your ceramic coating has stopped beading the way it used to, the coating is usually fine. What has happened is that months of hard water, road film and mineral deposits have built up on top of it, and water can no longer reach the surface properly.
Bubble Shock is what removes that. It is an acidic shampoo, and that acidity is what dissolves mineral deposits a normal pH-neutral shampoo cannot touch. The strength is balanced deliberately so it stays safe on ceramic coatings while still doing real work on limescale and water marks.
The result is a coating that performs like it should, without stripping anything or reapplying anything.
At high concentration it doubles as a water spot remover. Apply it to the affected area, work it in with an applicator, leave it a few minutes, then remove it with Finest Wipe rather than rinsing. That is a fix for spots that would otherwise need machine polishing. Work in the shade and never let it dry on the surface.
It works in a two-bucket wash, through a foam gun or through a pump-up foaming sprayer, and it foams generously from a small amount. That thick foam gives real lubrication, which keeps the wash safe on the paint, and it rinses off quickly and cleanly afterwards. Sweet and sour Sicilian orange scent.
- Restores beading on a coating that has gone flat — the rescue product
- Four dilutions, four jobs — weekly wash, service wash, snow foam, water-spot remover
- Acidic formula — cuts what neutral shampoos cannot, balanced to stay safe on ceramic coatings
- Removes mineral water spots at 1:4 in a trigger sprayer
- Thick, lubricating foam that rinses fast. Sweet and sour Sicilian orange scent.
Which shampoo do I need?
Shampoo+ washes and strips. Everyday washing at 10 to 15 ml. At 50 ml it strips old wax and sealant, and it is also what you use to service an existing ceramic coating.
Bubble Shock maintains. Acidic, for coated cars and mineral deposits.
Ceramic Soap adds. SiO₂ that boosts protection while you wash.
Available in 500 ml, 1 litre and 5 litres. Technical support available.
1:500. Regular, coating-friendly weekly wash.
1:200. Periodic coating service wash. This is the dilution that restores beading.
1:9. Snow foam through a foam cannon.
1:4. Direct trigger spray on stubborn water spots and mineral deposits. Apply, work it in with an applicator, dwell a few minutes, then remove with Finest Wipe.
Washing. Rinse the car first, prepare the working solution, wash top to bottom with a mitt, then rinse thoroughly.
Conditions. Work cool and out of direct sun. Never let it dry on the paint.
Safety. Always use personal protective equipment, particularly at the stronger dilutions.
Bubble Shock is what makes a coating maintenance appointment a real service rather than a wash with a nicer bottle. The acidity dissolves the mineral scale and bonded road film sitting on top of the coating, restoring the hydrophobic behaviour the customer paid for, without touching the coating itself.
That is your recall service. Every coated vehicle you have handed over is a booking waiting to happen at six or twelve months, and this is the chemical that delivers a visible result on the day. The customer sees the beading come back. That is a service that sells itself the second time.
The 1:4 water-spot remediation is the standout. A real service line for ceramic customers whose coatings have collected mineral deposits over a season. Apply, agitate with an applicator, dwell, then lift it with Finest Wipe rather than rinsing. It restores hydrophobic performance visibly, often in a single visit, and turns a job that would otherwise need machine polishing into a chemical step.
The 1:200 service wash is the natural fit for quarterly ceramic maintenance, refreshing the coating without compromising its integrity. High foam yield from low volume, strong lubrication that keeps the contact wash safe on coated paint, and fast rinsing that keeps bay time down.
Where it sits against the others: Bubble Shock maintains coated vehicles, Shampoo+ washes at 10 to 15 ml and strips or services at 50 ml, Ceramic Soap adds SiO₂ during the wash.
- Four service applications from one SKU — daily wash, service wash, foam cannon, water-spot remediation
- Water-spot rescue at 1:4 — high-margin remediation without machine work
- Service wash at 1:200 — drives recurring quarterly bookings
- Daily wash at 1:500 — cost per vehicle is negligible on volume work
- Safe on SiO₂ and graphene coatings — compatible across the ULTRACOAT range
500 ml for trial bookings. 1 L for standard studio use. 5 L for studios running structured ceramic maintenance programmes.
Regular maintenance wash. 1:500 in a wash bucket.
Ceramic service wash. 1:200 in foam cannon or bucket.
Snow foam pre-wash. 1:9 in a foam cannon.
Water-spot remediation. 1:4 in a trigger spray. Apply directly to affected panels, agitate with an applicator, dwell a few minutes without allowing it to dry, then remove with Finest Wipe.
Wash sequence. Pressure rinse, prepare the solution, wash top to bottom with a mitt, then rinse thoroughly.
Conditions. Work in cool conditions, out of direct sun. Always test a small area first at the stronger dilutions.
Safety. Personal protective equipment at all dilutions, gloves and protective clothing at 1:9 and 1:4.
Support. Technical support available from Ultracoat UK.
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