Glass Cleaner
Where every job starts. Strips the film so the glass underneath is honest about how bad it actually is.
Five steps that strip hard water off your shower glass and seal the surface, so the marks stop coming back. Not a spray. A process.
Hard water leaves minerals behind when it dries. They settle into the pores of the glass and bond there. At that point you are not cleaning a surface, you are trying to remove something that has become part of it.
The screen never looks clean from the water marks, even with a steam cleaner and the best rated limescale remover. A professional cleaner, on their own shower
Bare glass is porous, so water spreads out, sits in the surface, and dries into deposits. Sealed glass gives it nothing to hold. Water pulls into beads, runs off, and takes the minerals with it.
Drag across the glass
Each step is stronger than the one before it. You work up until the glass is bare, then you seal it so you never have to go back down the ladder.
Takes off the loose film, soap residue and body oils, so the stronger steps reach actual glass instead of wasting themselves on grime.
Clears paint flecks, sealant haze and builder residue. Most shower screens still carry marks from the day they were installed.
Breaks the bond holding the mineral deposits in the surface and lifts them out. This is the step that finally clears the cloudiness.
Fills the pores and seals the surface at 9H. Water stops spreading and starts beading. This is the step that lasts.
Five bottles, two cloths and two pads, held in satin inside a rigid box. Enough to do a full screen and keep the coating topped up. Everything about the kit.
Where every job starts. Strips the film so the glass underneath is honest about how bad it actually is.
The 9H seal. One careful application and the surface stops holding water for up to two years.
The daily fight ends. Water runs off instead of drying on, so the screen keeps looking like it did the week it was fitted.
If something here is still unclear, ask on WhatsApp and you will get a real answer rather than a sales pitch. Longer answers are in the full FAQ and our glass care guides.
It works, and it helps to know why. The first three bottles remove what is on the glass. The fourth seals the surface so water beads instead of spreading. That last step is the part a normal cleaning spray does not do at all, and it is why the result holds instead of coming back in a fortnight.
That is the case this kit was built for. Steps two and three exist specifically to pull bonded deposits back out of the surface. Very old damage that has etched deep can leave a faint shadow, but in almost every case the glass comes back clear.
Yes, and anyone telling you otherwise is overselling. The difference is that it becomes a quick pass rather than a scrub, because the water is already running off on its own instead of drying in place.
Up to two years on the coating, depending on how hard your water is and how often the shower runs. The kit has a spare Glass Cleaner so you can keep the surface maintained between full applications.
No. Each bottle is used in order, with the pads and cloths included. Work one panel at a time, let the coating cure, and keep the glass dry for a few hours afterwards.
Yes. Mirrors, glass partitions, balcony railings and windows all take the same treatment. Avoid it on anything with an existing factory coating already applied.
Message us and tell us how big the screen is and how bad it looks right now. We will tell you honestly whether one kit covers it.
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