WASH IT WHERE IT SITS.

No hose, no bucket, no driveway. The Waterless Wash Kit is a two step system for cleaning a lightly soiled vehicle anywhere it's parked. Eco Shine does the work and pulls off dust and light road grime, then Ignition follows behind to lift whatever is left and lay down protection, slickness, and gloss. Built for apartment dwellers, garage kept cars, show days, and anyone who needs a clean vehicle without a water source.

• Eco Shine does the cleaning: A professional grade waterless wash concentrate that encapsulates dust and light road grime so it lifts off the paint instead of grinding into it.
• Ignition does the finishing: A ceramic infused waterless wash and detail spray that adds protection, slickness, and gloss. The emulsifiers in it also lift any dust Eco Shine left behind, so your last pass is doing two jobs at once.
• The concentrate stretches: Eco Shine dilutes 10:1, so one 32 oz bottle covers a lot of washes. The kit includes a Shine Supply 32 oz spray bottle already labeled for Eco Shine with the dilution chart printed on it.
• Not for a dirty vehicle: This is for dust and light film, not mud, caked road grime, salt, or a car that has sat outside for weeks. Waterless washing a genuinely dirty vehicle drags grit across your clear coat and puts scratches in it. If it's dirty, wash it with water.
• Use one product or both: A couple of days of dust calls for Eco Shine first and Ignition after. A day old vehicle with light dust only needs Ignition.

Kit includes:

• (1) Eco Shine Waterless Wash Concentrate, 32 oz.
• (1) Shine Supply 32 oz. Spray Bottle w/ Eco Shine Label
• (1) Ignition Ceramic Waterless Wash, 16 oz.
• (1) The 400 Towel, 5 Pack

How to Use

Method 1: Full Waterless Wash

For a vehicle with a few days of dust and light road film on it.

1. Dilute. Mix Eco Shine 10:1 with water in the included 32 oz bottle. The dilution chart on the bottle walks you through it.
2. Work one panel at a time, top down. Spray Eco Shine directly onto the panel and let it sit for a few seconds to encapsulate the dust.
3. Lift, don't rub. Fold a 400 towel into quarters and pull the dust off in straight side to side passes. No circles, no pressure. You are lifting the debris off the surface, not pushing it around.
4. Rotate as it loads up. A folded towel gives you eight working sides. As one cakes with debris, rotate to a fresh side so there is always clean microfiber on the paint. Once every side is loaded, grab a new towel.
5. Keep the bottom half separate. Rockers, lower doors, and bumpers carry the heaviest grime. Use a dedicated towel down there and never bring it back up to the upper panels.
6. Finish with Ignition. Spray Ignition directly onto a clean 400 towel and wipe the panel in straight passes. Flip to a dry side to level it out. This lifts the last of the dust and leaves protection and gloss behind.

Method 2: Light Touch Up

For a vehicle you cleaned yesterday that picked up a light layer of dust.

1. Skip the Eco Shine. Spray Ignition directly onto a folded 400 towel.
2. Wipe panel by panel. Straight passes, light pressure, top down.
3. Flip and level. Turn the towel to a dry side and level out any excess product.