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A citrus shampoo that also strips the car back to bare paint. Two jobs from one bottle, set by the dilution.
Shampoo+ is a highly concentrated citrus shampoo with genuine degreasing power, and that gives it two lives.
As your regular shampoo, at 10 to 15 ml per 10 litres, it cuts through road film properly rather than just moving it around. It foams thick and the foam stays put, and the wash solution is genuinely slick, so dirt lifts and slides rather than being dragged across the paint. Cars that come up clean with less scrubbing are cars that get fewer swirls.
As a prep strip, at 50 ml per 10 litres, it takes off old waxes, sealants, polishing paste residue and silicone. That is exactly what you need before applying a coating, and it is the step most people skip and then wonder why their coating did not bond properly or did not last.
So if you are planning to coat your car, this is the shampoo you wash it with first.
Works in a bucket, through a foam gun or through a pump-up foaming sprayer.
- Regular shampoo and coating prep in one bottle
- Strong degreasing, so dirt releases instead of being dragged
- Thick, long-lasting foam and a slick wash solution
- Around 35 to 50 washes from a 500 ml bottle, based on 10 litres of water per wash
- Fresh citrus scent
- 500 ml, 1 litre and 5 litres
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, where the deep clean restores the hydrophobic effect.
Bubble Shock maintains. Acidic, for coated cars and mineral deposits.
Ceramic Soap adds. SiO₂ that boosts protection while you wash.
Technical support available.
Wash strength. 10 to 15 ml per 10 litres of water for a standard maintenance wash. That is roughly 35 to 50 washes from 500 ml, 65 to 100 from 1 litre and 330 to 500 from 5 litres.
Prep and service strength. 50 ml per 10 litres to strip old waxes, sealants, polishing paste residue and silicones before a coating, and to service a coating already on the car. That is around 10 services from 500 ml, 20 from 1 litre and 100 from 5 litres.
Water temperature. Shampoo+ performs best diluted in warm water.
Methods. Two-bucket, foam gun or pump-up foaming sprayer. Coverage figures above are based on a 10 litre bucket wash; foam lance dilution differs, so consumption will too.
Safety. Wear protective clothing and nitrile gloves, particularly at prep strength.
Conditions. Work out of direct sunlight on cool panels.
Shampoo+ is heavily concentrated with strong degreasing properties, which lets it work at two ends of your process.
At prep strength, 50 ml per 10 litres, it strips waxes, sealants, polishing paste residue and silicones ahead of correction and coating. It is also the strength you use when servicing a coating already on the car, where the deep clean restores the hydrophobic effect. That is a required step, and doing it with a shampoo rather than a separate stripping chemical saves you a SKU and a stage.
At wash strength, 10 to 15 ml per 10 litres, it is your everyday volume shampoo, cutting road film efficiently enough to reduce contact time and mechanical work on the paint. Thick, long-lasting foam and high lubricity keep marring down on maintenance work.
The commercial point is stocking one drum instead of two. For a unit doing both coating work and maintenance washing, that is meaningful shelf space and meaningful cash.
Where it sits against the others: Shampoo+ washes at 10 to 15 ml and strips or services coatings at 50 ml. Bubble Shock maintains coated vehicles at acidic pH. Ceramic Soap adds SiO₂ protection during the wash.
- One drum covers prep stripping, coating services and volume washing
- 5 litres gives roughly 330 to 500 maintenance washes, or 100 coating services
- 10 to 15 ml per 10 litres at wash strength, so cost per vehicle is measured in pennies
- Removes a separate stripping chemical from your shelf
- Two-bucket, foam gun or pump-up foaming sprayer
- 500 ml, 1 litre and 5 litres
Wash strength. 10 to 15 ml per 10 litres for standard maintenance and volume washing. Roughly 35 to 50 washes from 500 ml, 65 to 100 from 1 litre, 330 to 500 from 5 litres.
Prep and service strength. 50 ml per 10 litres to strip old sealants, polishing paste residue and silicones before correction or coating, and when servicing an existing coating. Around 10 from 500 ml, 20 from 1 litre, 100 from 5 litres.
Water temperature. Performance improves in warm water.
Methods. Two-bucket, foam gun or pump-up foaming sprayer. Coverage figures assume a 10 litre bucket wash; foam lance dilution differs.
Safety. Protective clothing and nitrile gloves, particularly at prep strength.
Conditions. Cool panels, out of direct sunlight.
Support. Technical support available from Ultracoat UK.
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Amazing product, highly concentrated so use very little during my wash stage. Would highly recommend to professionals 👍