Bubble Shock

Old label, same product. This is the previous packaging design of Ultracoat Bubble Shock. The formula inside the bottle has not changed, only the label, and the price is reduced to clear the last of this stock. Once it is gone it is gone. The current packaging is available in the main range in 500 ml, 1 litre and 5 litres.

Bubble Shock is an acidic shampoo for cars protected with a ceramic coating. When a coating stops beading the way it used to, the coating is usually fine. What has happened is that months of hard water and road film have built up on top of it, and water can no longer reach the surface properly.

The acidity dissolves exactly that: the mineral deposits a 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.

Four dilutions cover four jobs. 1:500 for a regular weekly wash. 1:200 for a periodic coating service wash, which is the dilution that brings the beading back. 1:9 as a snow foam through a foam cannon. 1:4 in a trigger sprayer on stubborn water spots and mineral deposits.

It foams generously from a small amount, and the foam gives real lubrication during the contact wash. Sweet and sour Sicilian orange scent.

How to use. Rinse the car first, prepare the working solution, wash top to bottom with a mitt, then rinse thoroughly. At 1:4 on water spots, apply to the affected panel, work it in with an applicator, leave it a few minutes and remove it with a panel wipe rather than rinsing.

Notes. Work cool and out of direct sun, and never let the product dry on the paint. Wear protective equipment, particularly at the stronger dilutions.