CeraSlick Rinseless Wash — How to Use

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Correct dosage for all three CeraSlick wash concentrates: 1 mL per gallon = 4 full pumps of a calibrated 0.25 mL dispenser. For 32 fl oz of water, use 1 full pump. Optional for best results: start with reverse-osmosis (RO) or deionized (DI) water. Mix all needed sprayers and buckets, and prepare clean towels before washing.

CeraSlick Rinseless Wash — Complete Instructions

Recommended for medium soil. A heavier-soil Rinseless wash is appropriate only after repeated touchless runoff or an initial hose pre-rinse has removed loose abrasive grit before contact. Uses a sprayer and wash bucket; no final hose rinse.

1. 1. Prepare the sprayer, wash bucket, and towels before washing. Mix the pump/garden sprayer and the separate contact bucket at 1 mL per gallon (4 × 0.25 mL pumps per gallon). For a 32 oz sprayer, use 1 pump. A typical medium-soil wash may require 1.5–2 gallons of pre-spray and 2–3 gallons of bucket solution. Set out separate clean wash, solution-dampened second-contact, and dry towels.
2. 2. Optional garden-hose pre-rinse. For substantial loose sand, mud or grit, rinse away abrasive deposits before starting contact. A preliminary hose pre-rinse is compatible with the Rinseless method; there is no final hose rinse.
3. 3. Optional bird-dropping and spot treatment. Saturate bonded spots with diluted Rinseless solution and let them soften without scrubbing.
4. 4. Dwell pre-spray for soiled areas. Pre-soak dirtier panels using diluted Rinseless solution. Allow approximately 30–60 seconds of wet dwell as needed, re-wetting to prevent drying. This is separate from panel-by-panel spray-to-runoff.
5. 5. Panel-by-panel spray-to-runoff. Just before washing each panel, refresh the diluted spray until loose dirt visibly runs off. Keep the working section wet.
6. 6. First contact — dripping-wet microfiber. Use clean folded microfiber fully saturated in diluted bucket solution and do not wring before contact. Use slow, straight passes with light pressure, vertical on side panels. Rotate clean faces; for moderate/heavy soil use multiple fresh towels and never return grit-contaminated towels to the clean bucket.
7. 7. Second contact — diluted-Rinseless-dampened towel. Use a different clean towel dampened with the same diluted Rinseless solution and wrung to damp. Make a gentle verification and leveling pass to ensure soil and excess solution are removed.
8. 8. Final dry — separate completely dry microfiber. Immediately follow with a third, clean and completely dry microfiber towel, before remaining solution dries. No final hose rinse.

Important: Work on cool panels out of direct sun; prevent the mixed wash from drying. For sand, mud or visible abrasive grit, remove loose contamination by touchless pre-rinsing before towel contact. Use clean microfiber faces and very light pressure; never scrub. Choose the Gloss version for glossy finishes and the Matte version for matte/non-gloss finishes. Do not polish matte paint or attempt to increase its gloss. No wash method can guarantee zero marring.

These written steps supersede earlier illustrated guides and will match the planned stick-figure instruction videos.