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Ceramic Liquid Wax

SKU: SRV76171470 ml

A liquid ceramic wax that cures into a slick SiO₂-rich layer for extreme water beading, candy-like gloss and months of protection. Wipe on, wipe off – ceramic-level results without machine polishing.

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Key Features

SiO₂ Ceramic Layer: Cures into a hard, slick shield bonded to the clear coat.
Extreme Water Beading: Water and dirt roll off instead of clinging.
Candy Gloss: Deep, wet reflection on every colour, dark paint especially.
Long Protection: Typically several months per application.
Chemical & UV Resistance: Guards against sun, acid rain and bird droppings.
No Machine Needed: Wipe on, wipe off – no abrasives, no curing lamp.

How to Use

1

Wash and dry the car; decontaminate with clay if the paint feels rough.

2

Work in the shade on a cool, dry surface, one panel at a time.

3

Shake well and apply a few drops to a foam applicator or microfiber pad.

4

Spread in thin, overlapping passes until the panel is evenly covered.

5

Wait 2–5 minutes for the haze to form, then buff off with a clean microfiber towel.

6

Keep the car dry for 2–3 hours; re-apply every 3–4 months.

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Product Details

SOLVAR Ceramic Liquid Wax combines carnauba-grade gloss with silica (SiO₂) chemistry in a single easy-to-use liquid. Once spread on clean paint the formula cures into a hard, slick and highly hydrophobic layer that is chemically bonded to the clear coat. Water rolls off in tight beads, dust and road film struggle to stick, and the paint takes on the deep, wet, candy-like reflection normally associated with professional ceramic coatings. The layer resists UV fading, acid rain, bird droppings, detergents and light staining, and typically lasts several months depending on climate and washing. It is body-shop friendly, contains no abrasives and can be applied by hand or with a soft foam applicator to paint, chrome, headlights and painted plastic. Manufactured by CHEMIX LAB – New Borg El Arab, Alexandria, Egypt.