After Shine

Washing gets the dirt off. This is what makes it look like it never happened.

After Shine goes on straight after your wash, while the bike's still wet. Spray it across the bodywork, leave it to air dry, and it self-levels as it goes, no streaks, no wipe-down, no standing there with a cloth for twenty minutes.

The part most people don't expect:
It's not just cosmetic. The finish leaves a thin protective film that repels dirt and water, so the next time you're out in the mud, less of it actually sticks. Your next wash gets easier because this one happened.

A few practical notes:
Keep it off the seat, grips, brakes and tyres, this is for bodywork, plastics and metal, not the parts you need grip on. Running a matt-finish bike? Dilute it 1:2 with water and you get the same protection without the gloss.

Thirty minutes of doing nothing, and the bike looks like it just rolled out the showroom.

Do I apply this to a wet or dry bike?
Wet, spray it on straight after washing, while the bike's still damp, then leave it to air dry.

Do I need to wipe or buff it afterwards?
No, it's self-levelling, so it dries streak-free on its own. Wiping it with a cloth can actually undo the finish.

Will it leave a greasy residue?
No, it's a water-based silicone formula, so it doesn't leave anything sticky or greasy behind.

Can I use it on a matt-finish bike without losing the matt look?
Yes, dilute it 1:2 with water and you'll get the protective benefits without the high-gloss finish.

Which parts should I avoid spraying?
Keep it off the seat, grips, brakes, windscreen and road tyres, it's designed for bodywork, plastics and metal, not contact points.

Does it actually help keep the bike cleaner longer?
Yes, it leaves a light protective film that repels dirt and water, so less mud clings on during your next ride.

Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.