'Red Mist' it is a quick detailer product which increases gloss, beading and protection and works as a spray sealant.

This can be used on it's own if you can't be bothered to wax your car, or used to add an additional layer of protection over a wax application. Over wax it adds extra gloss and increases durability.

Application is simple. Wash and dry your car, mist the sealant on, ideally a panel at a time or whatever is managable for yourself, then buff off with a microfibre towel. Job done.

I use this on my D3 and Van inbetween full clay and wax treatments. It increases durability and the improvement in shine and beading is very noticable




It comes in two sizes, but the 250ml one is plenty enough to do an FL2 quite a few times.


250ml £12 delivered (inc free m/f cloth)
500ml £20 delivered (inc free m/f cloth) limited stock of this size

I have both normal and tropical variety. The tropical can be worked for slightly longer that the normal one, but the outcome is identical.


If your interested PM me. If you wish to know more, just reply below.

Regards, John

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I can imagine the results are good but my local "sweatshop" cleaners do a hand wash with a spray on wax finish that is quite impressive.

Do you have anything less labour intensive, a spray and leave type?

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i have this and it is very easy to put on

misted over the panel and wipe till it doesn't smear which isn't long at all and it will leave it nice and glossy and make water bead off

can be used on paint work, plastics and glass too

i'll give it 9/10 for easy of application  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Steuart64 wrote:

Do you have anything less labour intensive, a spray and leave type?

Sorry no, but you can get the additives for your bucket of water, but that would be more labour intensive as you'd have to use a sponge

Or you can use AG express wax, which works as you would like. Spray onto a wet car and leave Looks cr@p though