PAMPER YOUR COATING.

Ceramic coatings only perform if you're washing them with the right soap. This kit is the ceramic version of our Complete Washing Kit, same pad and foam setup, but with Shift Soap instead of Hot Shot so it doesn't strip or degrade the coating over time. Built for ceramic coated vehicles and pressure washer users.

• Shift Soap is coating safe: Shift is formulated to clean without stripping sealants, waxes, or ceramic coatings. It breaks down dirt and road film while leaving the coating's hydrophobic properties intact. Hot Shot works, but Shift is the one you want on a coated vehicle.
• The pre soak matters: The Foam Thrower lays down a thick, even foam blanket across the whole vehicle before your mitt ever touches the paint. That foam breaks contaminants loose so they rinse off instead of getting dragged across the coating.
• Separate pads, upper and lower: Four Flat Out Wash Pads for the top half of the vehicle where paint stays cleanest. The Block Party Wash Block handles the lower panels, where rocker grime, fender well spray, and road film live. Keep them separated and grit never touches your hood.
• Real foam cannon, adjustable: The Foam Thrower connects to a pressure washer, with adjustable fan and foam output so you can dial coverage for a maintenance wash or a full decon job. Heavy duty construction, not a throwaway plastic cup.

Kit includes:

• (4) Flat Out Wash Pads
• (1) Block Party Wash Block
• (1) The Foam Thrower
• (1) Shift Soap, 16 oz.

How to Use

Step 1: Foam

1. Fill the Foam Thrower bottle with 2 to 4 oz of Shift Soap and fill the rest with water.
2. Adjust the fan and foam output.
3. Lay a full, even foam blanket across the entire vehicle.
4. Go into your contact wash.

Step 2: Contact Wash

1. Use a Flat Out Wash Pad on the top half of the vehicle. Rotate pads as they load up.
2. Use the Block Party Wash Block for the lower panels, rockers, and bumpers.
3. Rinse the vehicle thoroughly and dry with a clean microfiber or air blower.

Detailer Tips

• Pressure washer required. The Foam Thrower is a cannon, not a gun, it needs a pressure washer to produce proper foam output. If you're on a garden hose setup, this isn't the right kit.
• Keep upper and lower pads separate. Flat Out pads stay on the top half, Block Party stays on the bottom. Don't mix them, that's how grit ends up on your hood.
• Flip the pad to a clean side after each panel. Once both sides have been used (one panel per side), grab another pad.
• Working with hard water in direct sun? Wash in sections so soap and water don't dry on the surface before you can rinse, that's how you get hard water spots.
• Rinse the Foam Thrower after every use. Keeps the cannon performing and prevents soap residue from drying in the bottle or nozzle.