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PTZ Crystal Serum

PTZ Crystal Serum

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PTZ Crystal Serum

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One crystal layer for paint, lights, and trim

Work a single coat across the bodywork you actually see from the curb. Painted panels take on deep gloss. Headlights, trim, and mirror caps pick up the same high-gloss finish.

18 gem sparkle

Painted panels

Gloss and scratch help on the body color you already wash and wax.

18 image mountain

Headlights and trim

Clarity on lenses and plastic trim that sit in the same wipe path.

18 star sparkle

Mirror caps

A lasting high-gloss finish on the small painted pieces that catch the light.

Three cloth steps

Drop, spread, then buff to a wet look section by section

Stay on one panel at a time. A few drops on the applicator is enough. The last wipe is a clean microfiber.

Get the crystal finish
  • Step 01

    Drop onto the cloth

    Place a few drops of PTZ Crystal Serum on the applicator cloth. Keep the bottle off the paint.

  • Step 02

    Spread in a cross-hatch

    Work evenly in a cross-hatch, one section at a time, until the film looks thin and even.

  • Step 03

    Wipe, then finish

    Wipe the residue, then buff with a clean microfiber until the panel reads deep and glossy.

The wipe-down looks wetter than the wash

Praised for beads and that deep gloss

4.8

/ 5

Owners talk about water sitting up and paint looking richer after the last cloth.

Beads on the hood after rain

I used to chase wax every other weekend. Had this on the dark blue sedan for about a month. After a rinse, water sits up in tight beads instead of smearing. Gloss looks richer in the driveway. Wish the cloth steps were printed bigger on the box. I used to chase wax every other weekend. Had this on the dark blue sedan for about a month. After a rinse, water sits up in tight beads instead of smearing. Gloss looks richer in the driveway. Wish the cloth... I used to chase wax every other weekend. Had this on the dark blue sedan for about a month. After a rinse, water sits up in tight beads instead of smearing. Gloss looks richer in the driveway. Wish the cloth steps were printed bigger on the box.

Deeper than my last spray sealant

Came from a spray sealant that faded after two washes. Did drop, spread, buff on the coupe last Saturday. The black paint looks wet even when it is dry. Took a little patience on the roof. Still happy I did it myself. Came from a spray sealant that faded after two washes. Did drop, spread, buff on the coupe last Saturday. The black paint looks wet even when it is dry. Took a little patience on the roof. Still happy I did... Came from a spray sealant that faded after two washes. Did drop, spread, buff on the coupe last Saturday. The black paint looks wet even when it is dry. Took a little patience on the roof. Still happy I did it myself.

Trim and caps match the body

I coat paint, then hit the mirror caps and plastic trim with the same cloth. They finally match the panels instead of looking dull next to them. Hydrophobic wipe-off on the doors is the part I notice every morning. I coat paint, then hit the mirror caps and plastic trim with the same cloth. They finally match the panels instead of looking dull next to them. Hydrophobic wipe-off on the doors is the part I notice every morning. I coat paint, then hit the mirror caps and plastic trim with the same cloth. They finally match the panels instead of looking dull next to them. Hydrophobic wipe-off on the doors is the part I notice every morning.

Quiet pride after the last buff

Garage light on the fender after the clean microfiber is the moment. I have had the 50 ml bottle a few weeks and still have plenty left. Not a shop visit. Just a deeper finish I can see from the sidewalk. Garage light on the fender after the clean microfiber is the moment. I have had the 50 ml bottle a few weeks and still have plenty left. Not a shop visit. Just a deeper finish I can see from the... Garage light on the fender after the clean microfiber is the moment. I have had the 50 ml bottle a few weeks and still have plenty left. Not a shop visit. Just a deeper finish I can see from the sidewalk.

Before you open the 50 ml bottle

Start with a clean, dry surface. Then follow the cloth sequence on the pack.

Prep

Bottle

How should the surface feel before the first drop?

Work on clean, dry painted glass and plastic trim. Dust or leftover wash film will sit under the coat.

Can I coat headlights and mirror caps in the same session?

Yes. Use the same crystal layer on painted panels, headlights, trim, and mirror caps, one section at a time.

What is in the carton?

PTZ Crystal Serum is a ceramic crystal coating in a 50 ml bottle, with 9H+ hardness rated on the pack.

Do I pour the serum straight onto the panel?

Apply drops to the applicator cloth, spread in a cross-hatch, then wipe and finish with a clean microfiber.

18 shield check

Coat with a 30-day money-back window

Try PTZ Crystal Serum on your own panels. If you are not satisfied, ask for a full refund within 30 days.

Get the crystal finish

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30-day money-back if the finish is not for you.

18 headset

Reach Detailed IQ if you need help with the three cloth steps.