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Bring back gloss, slickness and crisp water beading in minutes. The one product that suits gloss, matte, satin and PPF.
Ceramic Quick Detailer is the quick finishing spray for paint that looks clean but needs its freshly detailed feel restored. The SiO₂-rich formula adds a smooth, glossy finish and refreshes hydrophobic performance without the commitment of a longer-lasting sealant.
Gloss, matte, satin and PPF. This is the rare product that suits all of them. On gloss paint it adds shine and slickness. On matte and satin it brings depth to the colour without pushing the finish towards gloss, which is what most protection products get wrong. On PPF it protects the film and makes it easier to keep clean.
If you have a matte or satin car, this is one of very few products you can use with confidence. ULTRACOAT PRO studios use it on exactly these finishes.
Use it on an uncoated car as a quick protective finish, or over a compatible ceramic coating between deeper maintenance washes. It can also help remove fresh water marks before they have time to set.
It works on wet paint too, which is where it earns its keep on wash day. Sprayed onto a wet panel it breaks the sheet of water instantly, so the drying towel picks up far more in a single pass and glides instead of dragging. Fewer passes and less friction means fewer water spots and fewer towel marks.
Use less than you think. Two or three sprays per panel is all it takes. More product does not give a better result, it just leaves streaks to buff out.
Finished with the ULTRACOAT "Gentleman" fragrance.
- Works on gloss, matte, satin and PPF — which almost nothing else does
- Fast gloss and slickness boost
- Refreshes water beading between washes
- Standalone finish or ceramic-coating topper
- Speeds up drying when sprayed onto wet paint
- Helps with fresh water marks when used promptly
- "Gentleman" fragrance
How Ceramic Quick Detailer performs
Slickness ▰▰▰▰▰ (5)
Nothing gets a grip on the surface
Gloss ▰▰▰▰▰ (5)
Deep gloss with a clear reflection
Colour depth ▰▰▰▰▱ (4.5)
Brings out the depth of the colour, including on matte and satin
Hydrophobicity ▰▰▰▰▱ (4)
Water is repelled almost the moment it lands
UV protection ▰▰▰▰▱ (4)
Strong for a product applied in minutes
Ceramic Quick Detailer or Wet Coat? Choose Ceramic Quick Detailer for a buffed finishing step that adds gloss and slickness. For rinse-applied protection that speeds up the final drying stage, choose Wet Coat.
Water spots. Ceramic Quick Detailer is first aid for fresh mineral deposits straight after a wash. For older, set-in water spots, use Bubble Shock at higher concentration instead.
Available in 500 ml, 1 litre and 5 litres. Technical support available.
Application Guide
Prepare. Wash the vehicle and work on a cool surface away from direct sunlight.
Apply. Two or three light sprays onto the panel and a clean microfibre cloth. Ready to use, no dilution.
Finish. Spread evenly, then buff with the dry side of the cloth. On wet paint, dry and buff thoroughly afterwards, which is what activates the ceramic bonds in the formula.
Layering. Apply a second light pass only where additional finish is required.
Matte and satin. Test on a hidden area first, as you would with any product on a flat finish.
Important. Never allow the product to dry on the surface. Microfibre only.
The buffed SiO₂ application gives customers an immediate tactile and visual result after a wash or detail. Use it as a standalone finishing product, a maintenance topper over compatible coatings, or a careful first response to fresh water marks.
Matte, satin and PPF vehicles. This is a gap in most detailers' offering and a growing segment in the UK. Owners of matte and satin cars are routinely told there is nothing safe to use, and they are used to being turned away. Ceramic Quick Detailer works across gloss, matte, satin and PPF, which means one product covers every vehicle that comes through the door and you stop declining work.
It is also the low-risk way into satin work. Unlike a cured coating, this is reversible, so a customer unsure about how their matte finish will look has nothing to lose by trying it. It is the right product to sell a matte customer for home maintenance between professional services.
Choose Ceramic Quick Detailer for a buffed finishing step. For rinse-applied protection that helps the final drying stage, choose Wet Coat.
Two or three sprays per panel. Over-application is the common error: it wastes product and adds a buffing pass, so train the light touch.
- Covers gloss, matte, satin and PPF — so no vehicle gets turned away
- Reversible, unlike a cured coating — the safe entry point on matte and satin work
- Fast gloss and slickness enhancement at handover
- Standalone finish or coating topper
- Wet or dry panel application with a microfibre buff
- The retail bottle to sell at handover — highest repeat-purchase item in the range
500 ml for the retail shelf and handover packs. 1 L for studio use. 5 L for volume work.
Technical Application Notes
Preparation. Work on clean, cool panels away from direct sunlight.
Application. Two or three light sprays to the surface and microfibre, spread evenly and buff with a dry side.
Layering. A second light pass may be used where the approved product guidance allows it.
Matte and satin. Test panel first on any flat finish, and document it with the customer present.
Control. Do not over-apply and do not allow the product to dry.
Support. Technical support available from Ultracoat UK.
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