It is a compact system covering the full process, and the products with the strongest reputation are Rinseless Wash v2, Incredible Suds shampoo, Quick Beads as the drying-stage protectant, and the 8 Year Ceramic Coating. Around those sit Panel Prep, Adhesion Promoter Polish, Iron Remover, Water Spot Remover, Tree Sap Remover, a Fine Grade Clay Towel, Interior Ceramic and the Gold Standard pads and polish. The range is designed so each product has one clear job.

You dilute it in a bucket, soak a plush mitt or towels, wipe a panel with no pressure and dry that panel immediately, with no rinse stage at all. It works because the polymers encapsulate dirt so it lifts away rather than being dragged. It suits light to moderate dirt on protected paint, flats with no outside tap, and winter washing. On a genuinely filthy car, pre-wash with a citrus pre-wash in a pump sprayer first.

Quick Beads is a spray protectant used at the drying stage: mist it onto a wet panel as you dry, or onto dry paint, then buff off. It leaves slick paint with strong water behaviour for a few minutes of work, which is why it has become the product people reach for after every wash. It is a maintenance layer rather than a replacement for a coating, and it works well on top of one.

It is designed as the step before it, and on a long-rated coating that step matters. The polish refines the surface and leaves paint that the coating can bond to properly, and the Panel Prep then removes the oils left behind. A coating rated in years locks in whatever is underneath it, so preparation is what determines the result. Cure the coating indoors, out of dust and damp, for as long as the instructions specify.