PRODUCT DETAILS

• Additional Info
• Directions for Use
• Ingredients

• Radiant is a revolutionary paint protection spray that simplifies the ceramic coating process. Achieve months of durable, water-beading protection without the cost of a professionally installed coating. The simple spray-on, wipe-off application means you can produce an ultra-slick, hydrophobic finish in just minutes.

  Use Radiant as a standalone coating for 3-4 months of protection, or as a boost on top of a previously applied coating to help prolong the dirt-repelling effects. Ceramic coated paint cleans easier, shines brighter and repels road grime better when compared to traditional waxes & sealants.

  Want to learn more about how ceramics stack up to conventional waxes & sealants? Check out our blog post on the topic here!

• 1. Surface should be clean of any previous wax or sealant applications. Radiant can be applied as a booster to existing ceramic coatings.

  2. Make sure surface is cool to the touch and out of direct sunlight. Radiant can be applied while the vehicle is still wet after a wash & rinse, or after the vehicle has been dried. Using as a drying aid will extend working time and help to avoid streaks.

  3. Working small sections at a time, mist the panel with Radiant. Use a clean microfiber towel to work the coating in and distribute evenly.

  4. With a dry microfiber towel, buff Radiant to a beautiful shine.

  5. Once finished with the entire vehicle, allow 30-60 minutes for Radiant to cure. Avoid getting the surface wet during the curing period.

• California Ingredient Disclosure - Cleaning Products Right to Know Act 2017 (CA-RTK)

  Name of Substance	CAS No.	Functionality
  Water	7732-18-5	Carrier fluid/dissolver
  Ethoxylated C11-15 seconday alcohols	68131-40-8	Surfactant
  Aminoethylaminopropylmethylsiloxane/di-methylsiloxane copolymer	71750-79-3	Shine agent
  Polydimethylsiloxane	63148-62-9	Shine agent
  Polytrimethylhydrosilylsiloxane	68988-56-7	Resin
  Terpenes & Terpenoids, grapefruit oil	68917-32-8	Fragrance

  Safety Data Sheet (SDS) can be downloaded from our website. Note that OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard has different disclosure than CA-RTK. Therefore, the information contained in Section 3 of the SDS may not exactly match the information in this disclosure.