Prepare the Environment:
Park your car in a shaded, dust-free area with a surface temperature between 15°C and 24°C (60°F–75°F).
Ensure you have access to a hose and water for rinsing after application.
DILUTION
Mix 30ml (1 oz) of shampoo with 4 liters (1 gallon) of water in a clean wash bucket.
Stir gently to activate the rich foam and release the graphene-infused hydrophobic agents.
APPLICATION
Using a clean wash mitt, sponge, or foam applicator, dip into the shampoo solution.
Start cleaning from the top of the vehicle (roof and glass) and work your way downward to avoid dragging dirt to cleaner surfaces.
RINSING
Rinse thoroughly with clean, high-pressure water.
Ensure no shampoo residue remains, especially around mirrors, grilles, and emblems.
The pH-neutral formula will not strip existing waxes or coatings but should still be removed completely for the best finish.
DRYING
Dry the vehicle immediately using a clean, high-absorbency microfiber towel or an automotive dryer/blower.
Work panel by panel, and do not let water air dry, especially under the sun.
The shampoo’s graphene and SiO₂ technology will leave a slick, streak-free, hydrophobic surface that repels dust and water.
TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS
Avoid direct sunlight during washing, as it may cause soap to dry too quickly, leaving streaks.
Use the two-bucket method (one for soap, one for rinse) to reduce swirl marks.
Wash and dry your microfiber towels separately and avoid fabric softeners.
WHAT MAKES IT SPECIAL?
Graphene-Infused Formula: Boosts surface protection, increases durability, and enhances shine.
pH-Neutral Composition: Safe for all vehicle finishes, coatings, waxes, and wraps.
Hydrophobic Finish: Promotes water beading and keeps your car cleaner for longer.
High Foaming Action: Traps and lifts dirt for safer, more effective cleaning.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN:
Park in a shaded area (15ºC–24ºC).
Prepare the vehicle by thoroughly washing it and removing all previous wax, grease, and contaminants. This chemical can be smelling, please work on ventilate area.
SHAKE AND PREPARE
Shake the bottle well before use to ensure proper mixing of the product.
Give spray head a simple twist to change spray modes effortlessly.
SPRAY THE PRODUCT EVENLY
Hold the bottle 6–8 inches away and spray a generous, even layer over the target area.
Focus on High-Contamination Areas: Pay extra attention to areas like wheels and lower body panels where iron particles tend to accumulate.
LET IT DWELL
Let the spray sit for 3–5 minutes until it changes color (purple/red).
Ensure the product stays wet during this time to avoid streaking or staining.
Gently Scrub Contaminated Areas
Use a soft sponge for heavily contaminated areas.
Gently agitate the treated area using a wash mitt or a soft sponge to help loosen and remove contaminants.
Wash with Clean Water
Use High-Pressure Water: Rinse the treated area thoroughly with a hose or pressure washer to remove all traces of the iron remover and dissolved contaminants.
Clean Any Residue: If desired, perform a final wash using car shampoo to ensure no residue is left behind.
Inspect the surface: Inspect the surface for remaining iron deposits. Re-apply the spray and repeat the process if necessary.
Tips for Best Results
Apply the iron remover every 2-3 months or as needed to maintain a contaminant-free surface.
Avoid applying the spray to hot surfaces or under direct sunlight.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN:
Ensure you’ve completed an iron removal treatment to eliminate embedded contaminants and prepare the surface for claying.
Park your car in a shaded, dust-free area with a surface temperature between 15°C and 24°C (60°F–75°F).
SELECT THE RIGHT CLAY:
Light Clay: For cars less than 1 year old or recently clayed within the past year.
Medium Clay: For cars 2–3 years old with moderate contamination.
Heavy Clay: For cars older than 3 years or with heavy contamination and visible roughness.
PREPARE THE CLAY BAR
Unwrap the Clay Bar: Remove the clay from its packaging.
Knead the Clay: Flatten and knead the clay into a disc-like shape (about the size of your palm). This ensures even pressure during application.
LUBRICATE THE SURFACE
Apply Lubricant Generously: Spray a clay lubricant or quick detailer onto a small section of the surface (e.g., 25% of the hood).
Key Tip: Lubrication prevents the clay from sticking to or scratching the paint.
GLIDE THE CLAY BAR OVER THE SURFACE
Apply Light Pressure: Hold the clay bar flat in your palm and gently glide it back and forth over the lubricated surface.
Feel for Resistance: The clay will pick up embedded contaminants. Resistance will reduce as the surface becomes smoother.
BUFF THE SURFACE
Rinse with Water: Thoroughly rinse the treated area with clean water.
Remove Residue: Use a clean microfiber towel to wipe off and dry the surface.
Inspect Thoroughly: Check each panel from multiple angles to ensure a smooth and even finish.
FINAL INSPECTION
Using a clean wash mitt, sponge, or foam applicator, dip into the shampoo solution.
Start cleaning from the top of the vehicle (roof and glass) and work your way downward to avoid dragging dirt to cleaner surfaces.
TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS
Always use plenty of lubricant — never clay a dry surface to avoid scratches.
Replace the clay bar if it becomes too dirty or worn to prevent reintroducing contaminants.
Follow up with polishing to refine the surface and achieve a flawless finish.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN:
Complete Preparation: Ensure the surface has undergone iron removal and clay bar treatment. This prevents debris from being polished into the paint, which could cause scratches or imperfections.
Ideal Environment: Park your car in a shaded, dust-free area with a surface temperature between 15°C and 24°C (60°F–75°F).
Clean the Surface: Wash the vehicle thoroughly and dry it completely to remove dirt, grease, and contaminants.
PREPARE THE APPLICATOR
Shake the Polish: Shake the bottle of One-Step Polish to ensure the formula is thoroughly mixed.
Choose the Right Pad: Use a polishing pad for light corrections. Use a cutting pad for deeper imperfections.
Focus on One Section at a Time: Work on smaller areas, such as half a hood or a single door panel, to ensure uniform results.
APPLY ONE STEP POLISH
Using a Machine: Apply a small amount of polish to a foam applicator pad attached to your polishing machine.
By Hand: Apply a small amount of polish to a foam applicator pad and spread evenly.
START POLISHING
Spread the Polish: Spread the polish evenly across the section before turning on the polisher or starting by hand.
Machine Speed: Set your dual-action polisher to a low speed (around 2–3) to spread the polish. Gradually increase the speed to medium (around 4–5) for actual polishing.
Use Overlapping Passes: Ensure even coverage and proper correction.
BUFF THE SURFACE
Remove Residue: Use a clean microfiber towel to buff away the rainbow haze.
Work Thoroughly: Avoid leaving excess polish on the surface.
Inspect the Surface: Use a good light source to check for uniformity and smoothness.
OPTIONAL FINISHING STEPS
Inspect for Consistency: Look for remaining imperfections. Reapply polish to any uneven areas if needed.
Seal the Shine: After polishing, use a prep spray to remove any polish residue. This ensures the surface is ready for a graphene or ceramic coating, creating the best bond and long-lasting protection.
TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS:
Always work in a well-ventilated area.
Choose the Right Pad: Use a polishing pad for light corrections or a cutting pad for deeper imperfections.
Avoid Heat: Do not apply polish to hot surfaces or under direct sunlight.
Follow Up with Coating: After polishing, apply a graphene or ceramic coating for long-term protection and a flawless finish.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN:
Prepare the Environment:
Park your car in a shaded, dust-free area with a surface temperature between 15°C and 24°C (60°F–75°F).
Ensure you have access to a hose and water for rinsing after application.
Clean the Vehicle:
Wash the car thoroughly before applying the Prep Spray. This ensures the surface is free of dirt and contaminants.
PREPARE THE APPLICATOR
Shake the bottle of Prep Spray well to ensure the formula is evenly blended.
Ensure the surface is cool to the touch before starting.
APPLY THE PREP SPRAY
Hold the bottle 6–8 inches away from the surface and spray a light, even coat on the target area.
Work in Sections: Focus on small sections (e.g., half of hood or one door panel) to ensure thorough coverage and ease of buffing.
BUFF THE SURFACE IMMEDIATELY
Spread Evenly: Use a clean microfiber towel to spread the spray across the surface.
Buff Off Residue: Flip the towel to a dry side and buff the area until it is streak-free.
Important: Buff and rinse the treated area within 15 minutes to prevent residue from drying on the surface.
RINSE AND CLEAN
Rinse the entire treated area thoroughly with clean water after buffing.
Final Wash: A final wash ensures the surface is completely clean and ready for ceramic coating.
READY FOR COATING
Once the surface is clean and fully prepped, proceed with the ceramic coating application.
Apply the coating in a controlled, dust-free environment for best results.
TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS:
Always work in a well-ventilated area.
Use clean and dry microfiber towels to avoid scratches or streaks.
Avoid applying the Prep Spray on hot surfaces or under direct sunlight.
Ensure you rinse and wash thoroughly after applying the Prep Spray to maximize the coating bond.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN:
Complete Preparation: Ensure the surface has undergone iron removal and clay bar treatment. This prevents debris from being polished into the paint, which could cause scratches or imperfections.
Ideal Environment: Park your car in a shaded, dust-free area with a surface temperature between 15°C and 24°C (60°F–75°F).
Clean the Surface: Wash the vehicle thoroughly and dry it completely to remove dirt, grease, and contaminants.
PREPARE THE APPLICATOR
Shake the Polish: Shake the bottle of One-Step Polish to ensure the formula is thoroughly mixed.
Choose the Right Pad: Use a polishing pad for light corrections. Use a cutting pad for deeper imperfections.
Focus on One Section at a Time: Work on smaller areas, such as half a hood or a single door panel, to ensure uniform results.
APPLY ONE STEP POLISH
Using a Machine: Apply a small amount of polish to a foam applicator pad attached to your polishing machine.
By Hand: Apply a small amount of polish to a foam applicator pad and spread evenly.
START POLISHING
Spread the Polish: Spread the polish evenly across the section before turning on the polisher or starting by hand.
Machine Speed: Set your dual-action polisher to a low speed (around 2–3) to spread the polish. Gradually increase the speed to medium (around 4–5) for actual polishing.
Use Overlapping Passes: Ensure even coverage and proper correction.
Before You Begin
Prepare the Environment:
Work your car in a shaded, dust-free area with surface temperature between 15°C and 24°C (60°F–75°F).Ensure you have access to a hose and water for rinsing after application.
Clean the Vehicle:
This removes large dirt, dust, mud, bird droppings, and road grime, preventing scratches and swirls.
Preparation
Thoroughly clean the vehicle’s painted surface using a deep wash.
Use a prep spray or degreaser to remove wax, grease, or previous coatings. Ensure the surface is completely dry and contaminant-free.
Apply only to painted surfaces or headlight plastic. Do not apply on the front windshield for safety reasons. Formulated for maximum performance on paint and headlight surfaces.
APPLICATION
Shake bottle before use.
Fully saturate applicator cloth with 80–100 drops before first use.
Apply in a single straight direction, 5–10% overlap.
After initial application, add 10–15 drops for each new panel.
No buffing required — coating will self-level.
CURING
Cure for 2 hours in a garage/enclosed space.
Imperfections can be fixed within 15 minutes with prep spray.
Avoid water exposure for the following durations:
4 days in summer
7 days in winter
If water accidentally contacts the coating, gently blot it dry with a microfiber towel.
Post-Application
For enhanced durability and shine, you may apply wax, graphene, or ceramic coating 1 month after application.
Avoid washing the car for 4 days (summer) or 10 days (winter).
After curing, you can test the coating hardness by lightly scratching an inconspicuous panel with your fingernail before washing.
Tips for Best Results
This product is best and most ideal for restoring oxidized, aged, or dull paint surfaces.
If the vehicle has been repainted, ensure a minimum of 8 months before applying the coating.
Do not apply during consecutive rainy days or in highly humid conditions.
Inspection After Application
Inspect the car within 15 minutes after application.
Fix any defects immediately using a degreaser.
After 2 hours, imperfections can only be corrected through polishing.
Before You Begin
Park your car in a shaded, dust-free area with a surface temperature between 15°C and 24°C (60°F–75°F).
Prepare the vehicle by thoroughly washing it and removing all previous wax, grease, and contaminants using Magic Shield Prep Spray.
Prepare the Applicator
Shake the coating bottle vigorously.
Replace the bottle cap with the white tip included in the package.
Apply 6–10 drops of the coating onto the suede applicator pad.
Apply the Coating
sing the applicator, swipe in straight, overlapping lines (side-to-side or up-and-down) on one section of the vehicle at a time.
Keep the suede applicator pad moist by adding a few drops of coating every 2–3 swipes to ensure even application.
Allow to Flash
Let the coating sit for 3–5 minutes depending on the temperature:
15°C (60°F): 5 minutes
20°C–25°C (70°F–80°F): 3 minutes
Look for a light rainbow haze (“flashing”) to appear on the surface.
Buff the Surface
Use a clean microfiber towel to buff away the rainbow haze.
Work quickly and thoroughly to avoid excessive haziness.
Inspect each panel from multiple angles to ensure even and smooth coverage.
Allow the Coating to Cure
Initial Curing: Keep the vehicle in a moisture-free, temperature-controlled environment for at least 8 hours.
Full Curing: Allow the coating to cure indoors for 36 hours before exposing the vehicle to the elements.
During this time, avoid water, debris, or physical contact with the surface.
Tips for Best Results
Always work in a well-ventilated area.
Use clean and dry microfiber towels to prevent scratches.
Avoid applying the coating to hot surfaces or under direct sunlight.
Before You Begin
Park your car in a shaded, dust-free area with a surface temperature between 15°C and 24°C (60°F–75°F).
Prepare the vehicle by thoroughly washing it and removing all previous wax, grease, and contaminants using Magic Shield Prep Spray.
Prepare the Applicator
Shake the coating bottle vigorously.
Replace the bottle cap with the white tip included in the package.
Apply 6–10 drops of the coating onto the suede applicator pad.
Apply the Coating
sing the applicator, swipe in straight, overlapping lines (side-to-side or up-and-down) on one section of the vehicle at a time.
Keep the suede applicator pad moist by adding a few drops of coating every 2–3 swipes to ensure even application.
Allow to Flash
Let the coating sit for 3–5 minutes depending on the temperature:
15°C (60°F): 5 minutes
20°C–25°C (70°F–80°F): 3 minutes
Look for a light rainbow haze (“flashing”) to appear on the surface.
Buff the Surface
Use a clean microfiber towel to buff away the rainbow haze.
Work quickly and thoroughly to avoid excessive haziness.
Inspect each panel from multiple angles to ensure even and smooth coverage.
Allow the Coating to Cure
Initial Curing: Keep the vehicle in a moisture-free, temperature-controlled environment for at least 8 hours.
Full Curing: Allow the coating to cure indoors for 36 hours before exposing the vehicle to the elements.
During this time, avoid water, debris, or physical contact with the surface.
Tips for Best Results
Always work in a well-ventilated area.
Use clean and dry microfiber towels to prevent scratches.
Avoid applying the coating to hot surfaces or under direct sunlight.
Before You Begin
Prepare Your Vehicle Interior:
Thoroughly vacuum the interior to remove dust and debris.
Clean all leather surfaces using Magic Shield Leather Cleaner to eliminate dirt, oils, and contaminants.
Prepare the Environment:
Park your car in a shaded, dust-free area with a temperature between 15°C and 24°C (60°F–75°F).
Prepare the Leather Coating
Shake the leather coating bottle thoroughly to ensure the formula is evenly mixed.
Replace the bottle cap with the included white tip for controlled application.
Apply 8–10 drops of the coating onto the suede applicator pad.
Apply the Leather Coating
Application Technique: Swipe the applicator pad in straight, overlapping lines (side-to-side or up-and-down) on one section of the leather at a time.
Keep Moisture Consistent: Add a few drops of coating to the suede applicator pad every 2–3 swipes to ensure even application.
Wait Before Buffing
Allow the coating to settle for 3–5 minutes before proceeding to buff.
Buff the Surface
Remove Excess Product: Use a clean, dry microfiber cloth to gently buff the leather.
Technique: Use light, circular motions to achieve a streak-free, smooth finish.
Inspect Thoroughly: Check for high spots or uneven areas and buff as needed.
Allow the Coating to Cure
Initial Curing: Let the coating sit undisturbed in a temperature-controlled environment for at least 4 hours.
Full Curing: Avoid water, debris, or physical contact with the surface for a full 24 hours to ensure proper bonding.
Reapply if Necessary: If high spots are visible after curing, correct them by lightly reapplying and buffing the area within 2 hours.
Tips for Best Results
Always work in a well-ventilated area.
Use clean and dry microfiber towels to prevent scratches or streaks.
Avoid applying the coating on hot surfaces or in direct sunlight.
Before You Begin
Park your car in a shaded, dust-free area with a surface temperature between 15°C and 24°C (60°F–75°F).
Prepare the vehicle by thoroughly washing it and removing all previous wax, grease, and contaminants. This can work as a booster if you have already graphene or ceramic coating.
Prepare the Applicator
Shake the bottle of Graphene Spray well to ensure the formula is evenly blended.
Ensure the surface is cool to the touch before starting.
Apply the Graphene Spray
Hold the bottle 6–8 inches away from the surface and spray a light, even coat on the target area.
Work in Sections: Focus on small sections (e.g., half a hood or one door panel) to ensure thorough coverage and ease of buffing.
Buff the Surface
60 sec to buff off or if you see the haze.
Work quickly and thoroughly to avoid excessive haziness.
Inspect each panel from multiple angles to ensure even and smooth coverage.
Repeat Section by Section
Work Methodically: Continue spraying, spreading, and buffing section by section until the entire vehicle is coated.
This ensures even application and prevents the spray from drying prematurely.
Allow to Cure
Initial Curing: Keep the vehicle in a moisture-free area. 4 hours control temp/indoor and 24 hours avoid water.
Full Curing: Allow the coating to cure indoors for 36 hours before exposing the vehicle to the elements.
During this time, avoid water, debris, or physical contact with the surface.
Best Results
Always work in a well-ventilated area.
Use clean and dry microfiber towels to prevent scratches.
Avoid applying the coating to hot surfaces or under direct sunlight.
Common Issues & Solutions
Solutions : Ceramic Coating
Solution: Lightly polish the affected area with a microfiber towel or a finishing polish, then reapply a thin layer of coating if needed.
Solution: Ensure the environment is within the recommended temperature and humidity levels. If it’s too cold, allow more curing time.
Solution: Gently remove them with a damp microfiber towel or use a water spot remover safe for ceramic coatings.
Solution: Wait until the coating fully cures, then lightly polish and reapply in affected areas.
Solution: Ensure the surface was properly prepped before application. If necessary, lightly polish and reapply a small amount of coating.
Solution: A light wipe-down with a silica-based spray sealant or topper can smooth it out.
Magic Shield Graphene Ceramic Coating – Common Issues & Solutions
This happens if excess coating is left on the surface. Always level with the supplied suede applicator and buff with a clean microfiber within 1–2 minutes. If streaks remain after curing, lightly polish the area and reapply.
Proper prep is critical. Use Iron Remover, Clay Bar, and Prep Spray before coating. Any oils, wax, or contamination left behind will reduce bonding and durability.
The coating wasn’t leveled properly. Reapply a small amount to soften the layer, then immediately wipe down with a clean microfiber towel to restore smoothness.
Graphene reduces water spots by 75%, but it cannot prevent minerals from hard water. Always dry your car after rinsing. For stubborn spots, use a pH-neutral water spot remover safe for coatings.
Work indoors or in shade. Graphene cures quickly in heat, which can cause flashing before you level it. Apply in small sections and wipe immediately to avoid high spots.
No. Old waxes, sealants, or ceramics must be stripped with Prep Spray. Graphene requires a clean, bare surface for maximum adhesion.
Diamond AI Coating – Common Issues & Solutions
This can happen if too much or too little product is applied in certain areas. Lightly reapply a thin layer over the uneven section and let the AI self-leveling formula correct it.
Diamond AI is designed to fill micro-scratches and oxidation, but deeper scratches may need multiple thin layers. Reapply an additional coat after 24 hours for enhanced repair and shine.
The curing environment may be too humid or the car may have been exposed to moisture too early. Keep the vehicle dry and avoid touching for at least 7 days. If tackiness remains, lightly wipe with a microfiber cloth and allow more curing time.
Wait until the coating has hardened, then gently remove debris with a clean microfiber towel. For stubborn particles, lightly polish the area and reapply a small amount of coating.
Since Diamond AI requires 7 days without water exposure, wipe off any early water spots immediately with a dry microfiber cloth. If marks remain, lightly buff and reapply a thin layer.
This may occur if the surface wasn’t properly cleaned before application. Use a mild surface cleaner, dry thoroughly, then reapply the coating in thin layers to restore mirror gloss.
Leather Graphene Ceramic Coating – Common Issues & Solutions
This usually happens when too much product is applied. Wipe away excess with a clean microfiber cloth. Next time, apply a thin, even layer for a soft, natural finish.
If gloss looks uneven, reapply the coating in thin layers, working in small sections. Buff lightly with a microfiber cloth to even out the finish.
Some leathers temporarily darken when first coated. Allow the product to fully cure (24–48 hours). If discoloration persists, gently clean the surface with the included leather cleaner and reapply a thinner layer.
Let the coating cure fully before attempting to remove debris. Once cured, wipe gently with a clean microfiber cloth. For stubborn lint, lightly re-clean the area with the leather cleaner and reapply coating.
This can occur if leather wasn’t properly cleaned before coating. Use the provided cleaner to remove built-up dirt or old conditioner, then reapply the coating for a softer feel.
Ensure the coating has fully cured (24 hours minimum, 48 hours for maximum effect). If spots appear early, clean gently with a damp cloth and reapply a thin coat to restore full water resistance.
Clay Bar Kit – Common Issues & Solutions
Apply lighter pressure and use fresh lubricant spray. If marks remain, buff gently with a microfiber towel or follow up with a finishing polish.
This usually means not enough lubricant was applied. Spray more GlideTech Lubricant generously on the surface and the clay, then continue gently. Never use clay on a dry surface.
Clay can get too warm or overworked. Knead it back into shape, or if it becomes too contaminated, fold it over to expose a clean side. Replace with a new clay piece if it’s worn out.
Heavily contaminated areas may require multiple passes. Reapply lubricant and glide the clay again until the surface feels smooth. For extreme contamination, switch to Medium or Heavy Clay.
If the clay falls on the ground, discard it immediately (it may scratch paint). Always check for embedded debris while working; knead the clay to a clean side before continuing.
Claying removes contamination but does not polish. Follow up with a finishing polish or ceramic/graphene coating to restore depth and gloss.
Magic Shield Iron Remover – Common Issues & Solutions
Some surfaces may not have heavy iron contamination. Spray on wheels or lower panels (where brake dust usually collects) to test. If no purple reaction occurs, it means the surface is already clean.
Never allow the iron remover to dry. If it does, re-spray the area and rinse immediately. Always work in shade, on a cool surface, and in small sections.
The sulfuric smell is normal for iron removers (caused by the chemical reaction). Use outdoors or in a well-ventilated area, and wear gloves if sensitive.
Iron remover dissolves embedded metal but not tar, sap, or other contaminants. Follow up with a clay bar treatment for a completely smooth finish.
If the clay falls on the ground, discard it immediately (it may scratch paint). Always check for embedded debris while working; knead the clay to a clean side before continuing.
The formula is pH-balanced and safe, but if residue remains, wipe with a damp microfiber and rinse again. Always avoid leaving the product on trim for more than 5 minutes.
Magic Shield Graphene Shampoo – Common Issues & Solutions
This usually happens if the shampoo dries on the surface. Always wash in the shade, rinse section by section, and dry immediately with a microfiber towel.
Dilution ratio may be off. Use 1–2 oz in a foam cannon with clean water. For bucket washes, add 1 oz per 2–3 gallons of water.
Works best on clean, smooth surfaces. If vehicle has heavy tar, sap, or oxidation, pre-treat with Iron Remover or Diamond AI Coating before shampooing.
Too much product was used. Reduce concentration in foam cannon or bucket. Buff with a clean microfiber after drying to remove excess.
Ensure the vehicle is fully decontaminated (iron remover + clay bar) before using Graphene Shampoo as a prep wash. This ensures SiO₂ + Graphene adhesion.
Yes, formula is pH-neutral and safe. Just rinse thoroughly and avoid letting it dry on textured or matte surfaces.
Magic Shield Ceramic Coating PRO 10H – Common Issues & Solutions
This happens if the coating isn’t buffed properly during the flash stage. Always wait 3–5 minutes until rainbow haze appears, then buff with a clean microfiber. If streaks remain, lightly reapply and rebuff.
Too much product was applied. Use fewer drops (8–10 per applicator section). Work in small areas and spread evenly in straight motions.
Coating wasn’t cured properly. Keep the vehicle indoors for at least 8 hours and avoid water for 48 hours. If water spots appear, use Graphene Spray to refresh hydrophobicity.
Longevity depends on prep and maintenance. Ensure the surface is fully decontaminated (iron remover + clay bar + polishing) before application. Maintain every 2–3 months with Graphene Spray for 3+ years of protection.
Works best on well-prepped, polished paint. On dull or oxidized surfaces, polish first to restore depth, then apply coating for maximum gloss.
On glass and plastics, apply a thinner layer and buff sooner. For textured plastics, use less product and work in smaller sections.
Magic Shield One-Step Polish Perfection – Common Issues & Solutions
One-step polish corrects light to moderate defects. For deeper scratches or oxidation, repeat the process with a cutting pad, or follow up with a heavier compound before reapplying One-Step Polish.
Too much product was applied, or pad is dry. Use 3–4 pea-sized drops per section and condition pad lightly before starting. Work in smaller areas to reduce dust.
Overworking the polish can cause haze. Reduce machine speed, apply moderate pressure, and buff off residue immediately with a clean microfiber towel.
Work in shaded, cool conditions. If polish flashes too fast, apply slightly more product and reduce machine speed. Always polish one section at a time.
Residue hardens if left too long. Wipe off immediately after polishing each section. If stubborn, lightly mist a detail spray or panel wipe on microfiber towel for easier removal.
One-step polish enhances gloss but needs protection to lock results. Always follow up with a sealant, wax, or ceramic/graphene coating for extended durability.
Magic Shield Prep Spray – Common Issues & Solutions
Use on cool, shaded panels only. Work in small sections and flip microfiber towel frequently. If streaks remain, buff with a second clean towel.
Too much residue was left behind. Always inspect panels under proper lighting after wiping. Use fresh microfiber towels to ensure a completely bare surface.
Contains 75% isopropyl alcohol for professional cleaning strength. Always work in a well-ventilated area and wear gloves if skin is sensitive.
Spray smaller areas at a time. If necessary, mist more product lightly and immediately wipe to re-dissolve and remove dried residue.
Yes, safe on paint, glass, chrome, wheels, vinyl, and PPF. ❌ Not for interiors or hot panels in direct sunlight.
No. Prep Spray is the final wipe step after decontamination. Always use Iron Remover and/or Clay Bar first to ensure full surface preparation.
What makes Magic Shield products stand out in the automotive care market?
Can Magic Shield products be used on vehicles other than cars?
How can I achieve the best results with Magic Shield products?
Follow product-specific instructions, prepare the surface properly, and maintain a regular care schedule. For detailed guides, visit our blog page.
What is the best way to maintain my vehicle after using Magic Shield products?
Does Magic Shield offer any guarantees or warranties on its products?
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Diamond AI – 10H Self-Leveling Ceramic Coating
Restore your car’s faded paint with Diamond AI Coating — a smart, self-leveling formula that repairs micro scratches, delivers a deep mirror gloss, and protects with 10H hardness for up to 10 years. Pair with Graphene Coating for a 15-year shield against UV, scratches, and oxidation.
Diamond AI provides up to 10 years of protection with just one application. When paired with Magic Shield Graphene Coating as Step 2, you can extend durability to 15 years total.
No. Thanks to AI self-leveling technology, Diamond AI fills in scratches and imperfections on its own. Simply apply, let it cure, and enjoy a mirror-like gloss — no buffing or machines required.
It is perfect for:
✔ Faded or dull paint
✔ Swirls & light scratches
✔ Oxidized or weathered paint
❌ Not recommended for brand-new paint, glass, or carbon fiber surfaces.
Apply in a shaded or indoor area.
Inspect within 15 minutes of application.
Avoid water, rain, or washing for 7 days.
Do not touch the surface during curing.
Unlike wax or sealant, Diamond AI forms a 10H hardness, multi-layer defense that resists scratches, UV rays, oxidation, and fading. It’s a rock-hard shield that keeps your car looking freshly polished for years.
MAGIC SHIELD GRAPHENE SHAMPOO
Find answers to the most common questions about our graphene + SiO₂ car wash shampoo. Learn how to mix, apply, and dry for a spotless, streak-free finish while protecting your car’s coating.
Yes. Always wash in a shaded, dust-free area with surface temperatures between 15°C and 24°C (60°F–75°F) to avoid streaks.
Mix 30ml (1 oz) of shampoo with 4 liters (1 gallon) of water in a clean bucket for the best foaming and cleaning effect.
No. The pH-neutral formula is safe and will not strip waxes, sealants, or coatings.
Use a clean microfiber towel or automotive dryer immediately after rinsing. Avoid air drying in sunlight to prevent water spots.
It’s graphene-infused with SiO₂ technology, leaving a hydrophobic, slick, streak-free finish that repels dust and water while enhancing shine.
Magic Shield Iron Remover – Surface Decontamination Made Easy
Our best-selling iron remover dissolves stubborn brake dust, rail dust, and embedded iron particles with a safe, pH-balanced formula. Watch the purple reaction as it works—leaving your paint, wheels, and glass clean and ready for claying, polishing, or coating.
It chemically reacts with iron particles, brake dust, and rail dust, turning purple as it dissolves contaminants you can’t remove with normal washing.
Yes. The pH-balanced, non-corrosive formula is safe for paint, wheels, glass, chrome, plastic, PPF, and wraps.
No. Simply spray it on a cool surface, let it react for 2–5 minutes, agitate tough spots with a microfiber or wheel brush, and rinse thoroughly.
Always use on a cool surface, out of direct sunlight. Don’t let the product dry—rinse it off before it fully evaporates.
It’s graphene-infused with SiO₂ technology, leaving a hydrophobic, slick, streak-free finish that repels dust and water while enhancing shine.
Magic Shield Clay Bar Kit
Restore your car’s shine with the Magic Shield Clay Bar Kit and GlideTech Lubricant. Designed to safely lift embedded contaminants, this kit leaves paint ultra-smooth, glossy, and perfectly prepped for waxing, ceramic, or graphene coatings.
It removes embedded contaminants like tar, tree sap, brake dust, and road grime that regular washing can’t eliminate, leaving a smooth, glass-like finish.
Yes. The scratch-free clay is safe for paint, glass, wheels, chrome, and even wraps when used with the included GlideTech Lubricant Spray.
For best results, use it every 3–6 months, or after harsh seasons like winter when road salt and grime build up.
It’s recommended. Claying preps the surface by removing hidden contaminants, allowing wax, ceramic, or graphene coatings to bond better and last longer.
Yes. It’s professional-grade but DIY-friendly, with a smooth glide formula that ensures easy use without scratching.
One Step Polish Protection
Ensure the surface is fully prepared with iron removal and clay bar treatment. Wash and dry the vehicle completely, and work in a shaded, dust-free area with temperatures between 15°C–24°C (60°F–75°F).
You can use both. By machine, apply polish with a foam pad on a dual-action polisher. By hand, apply with a foam applicator pad and spread evenly.
Use a polishing pad for light corrections, and a cutting pad for deeper imperfections. Always work one section at a time for best results.
A5. For long-lasting shine, use a prep spray to remove polish residue and then apply a graphene or ceramic coating for maximum protection.
Yes. It’s professional-grade but DIY-friendly, with a smooth glide formula that ensures easy use without scratching.
Magic Shield Prep Spray
It instantly removes polish oils, wax, sealants, and residue to create a perfectly bare surface. This ensures coatings bond properly and last longer.
Yes. It’s safe for paint, wheels, chrome, vinyl wraps, PPF, and glass. The non-acidic formula won’t stain, haze, or damage surfaces.
Spray directly onto a cool, shaded panel, then wipe with a clean microfiber towel. Flip sides to fully remove residue. Always avoid direct sunlight or hot panels.
Use it after polishing or correction to strip oils, or right before applying ceramic, graphene, or wax coatings to secure maximum bonding and durability.
Both! It’s professional-grade but designed for simple spray-and-wipe use, making it easy for DIY detailers and trusted by pros alike.
Magic Shield Ceramic Coating
The coating provides up to 2 years of protection, and when maintained with our Graphene Spray, it can last 3+ years.
Yes, this is a DIY-friendly product. The kit includes everything you need for a simple at-home application.
It’s suitable for cars, trucks, motorcycles, RVs, and boats—any smooth painted surface.
Yes, the 10H hardness layer helps resist swirl marks, fine scratches, and surface damage, keeping your paint flawless.
Unlike wax, which wears off quickly, this nano-ceramic coating bonds to your paint, delivering long-lasting gloss, UV resistance, and hydrophobic protection.
Leather Graphene Ceramic Coating kit
The kit provides up to 5 years of protection against UV damage, cracking, and stains with proper application.
Yes, it’s safe for all leather colors and types, including car interiors, couches, handbags, jackets, and shoes.
Each kit comes with a 100ml leather cleaner, 30ml graphene ceramic coating, applicator cloth, and protective gloves.
No, the formula is regulatory-compliant and silicone-free, designed to preserve natural color and softness without altering the finish.
Not at all—simply clean the leather, apply the coating with the provided applicator, and buff. Even beginners can achieve professional results at home.
Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating
With proper maintenance, the spray coating lasts up to 12+ months.
No—just spray onto the surface and wipe with a microfiber cloth. No curing time required.
Yes, it works on paint, glass, wheels, trim, chrome, and even plastic.
Absolutely—it works perfectly as a topper, adding gloss and extending the life of existing coatings.
One bottle typically coats 3–4 average-sized cars.
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How can I achieve the best results with Magic Shield products?
Follow product-specific instructions, prepare the surface properly, and maintain a regular care schedule. For detailed guides, visit our blog page.