Choosing the finish
- Use neat or 1:1 for a high-gloss finish.
- Use 1:2 for a medium-gloss finish.
- Use 1:3 for a satin finish.
- Use 1:4 for a natural finish.
- Mix only the amount needed for the job.
- Shake before use.
Water-dilutable plastic and rubber care
A water-dilutable plastic care concentrate with a subtle vanilla fragrance for refreshing plastic and rubber parts for the interior and exterior.
A water-dilutable plastic care concentrate with a subtle vanilla fragrance for refreshing plastic and rubber parts for the interior and exterior.
Hydro Plast Care is free of solvents and the gloss level can be adjusted by diluting with water. Surfaces are protected against soiling and UV radiation while maintaining a factory finish.
Recommendations for use
Apply evenly straight or diluted to the surfaces using a spray bottle or sponge. Allow to dry and wipe with a microfibre towel if necessary. Straight or 1:1 = High gloss 1:2 = Medium gloss 1:3 = Satin finish 1:4 = Natural
Warnings
Shake before use. Protect from frost and excessive heat. Check for suitability and compatibility before use. Do not apply to surfaces where smoothness is undesirable, e.g. pedals, steering wheel, tyre tread. Do not apply to displays or polycarbonates.
Size: 1 Litre
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Do not apply to pedals, steering wheels, tyre tread or any surface where added smoothness is unsafe. Do not apply to displays or polycarbonates. Protect from frost and excessive heat.
Top Tip: Choose the dilution based on the finish you want before applying. Use 1:4 for a natural look and stronger mixes only when more gloss is required.
Hydro Plast Care is used to refresh and protect interior and exterior plastic and rubber surfaces such as cockpits, door panels, tyres and bumpers.
Yes, it can be diluted with water to adjust the finish from high gloss to natural.
Koch-Chemie recommends using it neat or diluted 1:1 for a high-gloss finish.
Koch-Chemie recommends 1:4 for a natural finish.
Yes, Koch-Chemie lists Hydro Plast Care as solvent-free.
Yes, it can be used on tyre sidewalls, but never apply it to tyre tread.
Yes, it is suitable for interior plastics such as cockpits and door panels, but avoid steering wheels, pedals, displays and polycarbonates.
Yes, Koch-Chemie states it protects surfaces against soiling and UV radiation.
It has a subtle vanilla fragrance.
This listing covers 1L and 5L sizes.
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