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QJUTSU Body Coat Pro Quartz Coating - 116 ml
QJUTSU Body Coat Pro Quartz Coating - 116 ml
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QJUTSU Body Coat Pro Quartz Coating - 116 ml
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Soft99 QJUTSU Body Coat Pro – 18+ Month Two-Part Coating With Activator
Our longest-lasting paint protection. Body Coat Pro uses a powerful activator to reinforce the coating, giving 18+ months of protection with incredible gloss and strong water beading. Gloss-enhancing additives look especially good on dark paint.
Tough against everything the road throws at it. It resists tree sap, bird droppings and rust, handles temperatures up to 250°C, and protects against UV and oxidation. Dirt, dust and water struggle to stick, so washing is quick. It can also be applied to painted and unpainted plastic. Includes two sets of application tools, masks and gloves. Durability tested to Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS).
Prep the paint first with Smooth Egg Clay Bar and Micro Liquid Compound, and wash coated cars with the QJUTSU Ultra Soft Sponge. Coat your wheels too with QJUTSU Wheel Coat.
How to Use
- Mix the formula – pour the activator into the Body Coat Pro bottle, fit the dropper cap, close and shake well.
- Prepare the applicator – wrap the suede application cloth around the applicator block.
- Apply – drip a moderate amount onto the applicator and spread evenly over the paint in a crisscross pattern.
- Wait at least 5 minutes for the coating to bond.
- Buff with the soft microfibre towel until you have a flawless gloss.
- Let it cure – keep the car in a cool, dry place for at least 12 hours.
Pro tip: apply at 20–25°C for best results.
Specifications
- Contents: 116ml coating + 4ml activator
- Durability: 18+ months
- Use on: paint, painted and unpainted plastic
- Heat resistance: up to 250°C
- Includes: 2 sets of application tools, masks, gloves
- Brand: Soft99, made in Japan
Give your paint the strongest protection in the QJUTSU range – order now.
