Opti-Coat Ultra Shine — 3-Vehicle Ceramic Coating

Opti-Coat Ultra Shine

30cc syringe for three vehicles with three 2-year warranties

Opti-Coat Ultra Shine is a professional high-solids SiO₂ ceramic coating. While the Opti-Coat Pro line uses silicon carbide (SiC) technology, Opti-Coat Ultra Shine uses silicon dioxide (SiO₂) to deliver an exceptionally glossy, slick coating with filling properties at a more accessible price.

Its durability is rated at three years. The coating carries a 2-year warranty when installed and registered by an authorized Opti-Coat installer. Application includes, at minimum, washing, decontamination, coating all painted surfaces, and registering the warranty.

Benefits of Opti-Coat Ultra Shine

• Easy application
• Extended cross-linking time for easier levelling
• High-solids SiO₂ formula
• Up to 3 years of protection
• Outstanding gloss and slickness
• Helps fill and conceal light swirls and fine scratches
• Full warranty with or without polishing or paint correction
• Enhanced water beading
• Protects paint, glass, lights, plastic trim, and wheels

The 30cc syringe covers up to 300 sq. ft., contains enough product for three vehicles, and includes three 2-year warranty credits.

Directions

1. Wash and decontaminate the vehicle. For the final polishing step, use Primer Polish or Optimum Hyper Polish with an Optimum Waffle pad and an Optimum dual-action polisher.
2. Remove polishing residue and prepare the surface with Optimum Paint Prep.
3. Prime the applicator pad with 50–60 drops of Opti-Coat Ultra Shine, then add 10–15 drops for each subsequent panel.
4. Apply in overlapping circular motions. Its extended cross-linking time allows multiple panels to be coated before levelling.
5. Allow 5–15 minutes for cross-linking. Lightly level any visible high spots with an Optimum Pearl Weave Microfiber Towel.
6. If the vehicle will be exposed to weather within 12 hours, wait 60 minutes after application, then protect it with Optimum Opti-Seal or Opti-Coat Hyper Seal.
7. Wait 7 days before exposing the coating to chemicals or abrasion.