DRY 13 | Carnauba Paint Protection & Gloss Shield
Lock in the Shine. Block out the Elements.
Description: DRY 13 is the guardian of your car's finish. Designed to be applied on cleaned and polished surfaces, this advanced formula creates a resilient barrier that locks in the gloss for the long haul. Enriched with premium Natural Carnauba Wax, DRY 13 does more than just protect; it enhances. It eliminates the risk of holograms (halos) and adds a warm, deep richness to the paintwork that synthetic sealants often miss. It acts as a sacrificial layer, absorbing the damage from UV rays, oxidation, and environmental fallout so your clear coat doesn't have to.
Key Features:
- Carnauba Richness: Infused with high-grade Carnauba for a deep, warm, and hologram-free shine.
- UV Defense: specialized UV blockers prevent the sun from fading your paint and causing premature oxidation.
- Environmental Shield: Protects against acid rain, bird droppings, and industrial pollution.
- Long-Lasting Gloss: Extends the life of your polish, keeping the car looking "just detailed" for weeks.
- Easy On, Easy Off: Formulated for effortless hand application without leaving difficult white residue on trims.
PROFESSIONAL APPLICATION GUIDE
DRY 13 is designed for a relaxing, therapeutic hand-waxing experience to finish your detail.
- Preparation: Ensure the car is clean, dry, and cool to the touch. Ideally, the paint should have been polished (using DRY 11) prior to this step for maximum bonding.
- Application: Apply a small amount of DRY 13 onto a soft foam applicator pad.
- Spreading: Apply a thin, even layer to the paintwork using circular, overlapping motions. There is no need to scrub; simply cover the surface.
- Curing: Allow the product to dry on the surface for a few minutes until it turns into a white haze. This indicates the wax has bonded.
- Buffing: Using a premium, clean microfiber towel, gently buff away the haze to reveal a brilliant, protected shine.
PRO TIP: For the "Ultimate Show Car" finish, apply two thin coats of DRY 13. Allow 12 hours between coats to let the first layer cure completely. This adds extra depth and durability.