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Stockton X Adam’s Rich Matte Detailer

Original price was: $17.99.Current price is: $12.59.

SKU: CMV2E 10445472 Category: Motorcycle Accessories

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Stockton X Adam’s Rich Matte Detailer

Stockton by Adam’s Rich Matte Detailer is designed to perform a quick detail to matte and satin paint, vinyl wraps, or matte helmets. Stockton’s Rich Matte Detailer will not add any shine or streaks to your finish.

Features:

Safe on matte, satin, and gloss finishes
Use to remove dust, light dirt, and fingerprints, and boost protection
Maintains that just-detailed look and feel

Cleaning Instructions

Step 1:

Make sure surface to be detailed is clean, dry, and cool to the touch before application.

Step 2:

Lightly mist Rich Matte Detailer onto finish and immediately wipe in straight lines with a clean microfiber towel.

Step 3:

Rotate towel to a fresh side and repeat, working in straight lines to provide the most even finish.

Step 4:

Use a fresh microfiber towel to gently buff away any streaks or residue for that factory-fresh appeal.

Common Sense Warning

FULLY ALLOW BIKE TO COOL BEFORE WASHING. If it’s too hot to touch it’s too hot to wash. Not only do you risk hurting yourself but you also risk ruining the finish of your bike/exhaust/engine if the bike is hot while washing.

This product is intended for cleaning a lightly dirty or dusty bike or helmet. If you just went off roading and your helmet/bike are covered in mud, this is not the correct cleaning option. A full wash with our Supreme Foam Wash is recommended for excessively dirty finishes.

This product should not be used as a clay lubricant for matte or satin finishes, as we do not recommend using a clay bar on these types of paint or vinyl.