How many coats does CarPro CQuartz CQUK need, and what is the flash time?

Two coats is the standard protocol, applied within 60 minutes of each other. Flash time at 15 degrees Celsius is approximately 30 seconds to 2 minutes. Use a crosshatch pattern (horizontal then vertical passes) and work in small sections. Replace the applicator cloth after roughly every three panels, as dried coating residue on a used applicator becomes a scratching hazard. A 50 ml bottle is sufficient for a full-size SUV with product remaining.

How does CarPro PERL work across different surfaces, and how do I dilute it for each?

PERL (Plastic, Engine, Rubber, Leather) is a water-based silicon oxide coat that handles multiple surfaces at different dilutions. Use it undiluted or 1:1 for tyres for a wet glossy finish, 3:1 for exterior and painted plastics, and 5:1 for leather and interior plastics. On interiors, apply sparingly to a damp applicator rather than applying a heavy wet film to avoid an overly greasy result. Multiple dilution spray bottles make managing one bottle across surfaces practical.

What is CarPro Immolube used for, and how should I apply it to avoid getting product on glass?

CarPro Immolube is a multipurpose lubricant for clay bars, clay mitts, polishing pad priming, compound extension, and sanding. To avoid difficult cleanup, spray Immolube directly onto the clay bar or clay cloth, not onto the panel surface. Applying to the tool rather than the paintwork keeps overspray off windows and trim where Immolube's grease content creates significant extra cleaning work.

What is CarPro MadMatte, and which finishes is it suitable for?

MadMatte is a silica-based spray sealant formulated for matte and satin paint, PPF, vinyl wraps, and wheels. It does not add gloss, preserving the matte finish, but deepens and intensifies colour. Apply by spraying onto a microfibre cloth and buffing over the surface, or spray directly onto the panel. It is also suitable for trim surfaces, and any overspray on glass wipes off without issue.