1 gal. Intense Shine & Protect

Intense Shine & Protect is the same ceramic-infused waterless wash Speed and Shine brings to car shows across the country, now in multiple sizes for detailers, enthusiasts, and anyone who wants showroom results without a hose. Built and tested by Mike Sadler, 20-year industry veteran, this spray-on detailer is formulated for quickly washing, polishing, and protecting on even the most valuable of models.

Intense Shine & Protect works because its SiO2 ceramic technology bonds to the application surface as you wipe, lifting dirt and grime while laying down a slick, glass-like barrier that keeps your car looking freshly detailed.

What you get:
• Up to 6 months of protection from a single application
• A deep, glossy shine on paint, glass, chrome, plastic, and trim
• Safe to use indoors or outdoors, in full sun or shade, on automotive, aerospace, marine, agricultural, and industrial applications.

How to use it:
• Spray a light, even coat of Intense Shine & Protect over one panel at a time
• Wipe with a clean Microfiber Towel to lift dirt and grime
• Buff to a streak-free shine
• Repeat panel by panel for full coverage

FAQ: 
Can I use it on muddy vehicles?
Intense Shine & Protect is designed for regular maintenance washing. It removes light dust, road grime, pollen, and everyday dirt, not heavy mud or caked-on debris. Because it's a waterless formula, it doesn't have the rinsing power to safely lift thick, dried mud, and wiping over it directly can grind grit into your paint. For a heavily soiled or muddy vehicle, we recommend a traditional rinse with Speed And Shine Vehicle Soap to knock loose the bulk of the dirt first, then follow up with Intense Shine & Protect to finish, polish, and protect.

Will it scratch my paint?
No.* The formula is built with lubricants that encapsulate dirt particles as you wipe, so they glide off the surface rather than dragging across your paint. To get the safest results: spray a generous, even coat before wiping (don't wipe dry), work one panel at a time, use a clean microfiber towel, and flip to a fresh side often so you're never dragging trapped dirt back across the surface. *As with any wash product, the risk isn't the formula, it's wiping dirty panels with a dirty towel and too little lubrication allowing scratches that occur from repeated contact between particles and paint. Follow the spray-wipe-buff process for optimal results.