Boost Coat PRO - Wax & Ceramic Boost Coating

Engineered for Detailers. Professional Application.

Boost Pro is a High-Build SiO₂ Ceramic Spray engineered to deliver extreme UV protection and maximum water beading on cured paint, gelcoat, and metal trim.

This isn't a spray wax. It's a true ceramic coating in a spray bottle - laying down a high-build silicon dioxide layer that bonds to the surface and locks in gloss, hydrophobicity, and protection that lasts months, not weeks.

Professional application required. Boost Pro rewards technique.

Key Features:

- High-build ceramic formula for superior gloss and water repellency

- Stronger, longer-lasting protection than standard marine spray waxes

- UV protection against oxidation and sun damage

- Engineered for professional detailers seeking premium results

- Full cure reached in 24 hours

- Made by detailers

- Made in the USA

How to Use: Wash and dry the surface completely. Spray directly onto the surface or a clean microfiber applicator pad. Apply evenly one section at a time. Buff away residue with a clean, dry microfiber towel until the surface feels slick and the finish is even. Keep surface dry for at least 4 hours.

How to Use

1. Wash and dry the surface thoroughly. Boost Pro bonds only to fully clean, contaminant-free surfaces. For best results, run a panel wipe (Prep Potion) before application.
2. Work in shade, on a cool surface. Surface temperature should be between 50°F and 90°F. Never apply in direct sun.
3. Spray 2–3 pumps directly onto a clean, dry microfiber applicator towel. Never spray directly on the surface.
4. Apply to one panel at a time in overlapping passes until the panel is evenly coated.
5. Immediately buff to a uniform finish with a second clean, dry microfiber towel. Boost Pro flashes quickly — don't let it sit.
6. Inspect for high spots. A properly applied panel should have an even, glossy finish with no streaks or hazy areas.
7. Cure time: Keep surface dry for at least 1 hour before water contact. Full cure is reached in 24 hours.

Ready-to-use formula. No dilution required.

⚠️ Critical Application Note

Spraying Boost Pro directly on the surface will leave high spots and uneven build. The high-build SiO₂ formula requires towel application for the even, high-gloss finish this product is designed to deliver.

If you've used spray waxes before — this is not that. Treat Boost Pro like a proper ceramic coating: panel-by-panel, towel-applied, buffed to uniform.

✅ Safe to Use On

• Cured automotive clearcoat (single-stage, basecoat/clear)
• Cured marine gelcoat
• Glass (windshields, side windows, mirrors)
• Chrome and chrome-plated surfaces
• Stainless steel
• Aluminum — raw, polished, and anodized
• Powder-coated surfaces (fully cured)
• Cured ceramic coatings (Boost Pro works as a topper to extend coating life)
• Rigid hard plastics
• Carbon fiber with cured clearcoat
• Painted wheels (cured)
• Headlight lenses (test first)
• Cured paint protection film (PPF)
• Boat trailer paint and metal hardware

❌ Do NOT Use On

• Matte and satin finishes — Boost Pro will add gloss and ruin the matte effect
• Non-skid deck surfaces — creates slip hazard
• Fresh paint less than 30 days cured
• Leather upholstery — no bond, no purpose
• Fabric and carpet — won't bond
• Hot surfaces or engine bays — heat compromises proper cure
• Painted plastic with soft-touch coatings
• Brake calipers and other heat-cycling components
• Tinted window film (interior side — can affect tint adhesive)
• Vinyl wraps without testing — some wrap finishes don't bond well
• Glass that already has aftermarket hydrophobic coating — layers won't bond cleanly

When in doubt — test in an inconspicuous area first.

Pro Tips from the Field

• Two-towel method is non-negotiable. One towel applies. The second towel buffs. Trying to do both with one towel will leave streaks every time.
• Less is more. 2–3 pumps per panel is plenty. Boost Pro is high-build — overdosing creates high spots.
• Buff immediately. SiO₂ flashes within seconds. The longer you wait, the harder it is to level out.
• Work in small panels. Half a hood, one fender, one door at a time. Never try to coat the entire car before buffing.
• Mist test at 24 hours. Lightly mist water on the cured panel — it should bead instantly and tightly. If it doesn't, the surface wasn't clean enough or the cure was incomplete.
• Layer for maximum gloss. Apply Boost Pro, allow 24-hour cure, then apply a second coat. You'll see depth and beading improve dramatically.
• This IS the protection. Don't apply wax or sealant on top of Boost Pro — it'll bond to the wax instead of the surface and you'll lose the ceramic layer when the wax fails.
• Surface prep wins or loses. Polishing oils, silicone residue, fingerprints, or wax will prevent bond. If you skipped Prep Potion before applying, expect uneven results.
• Storage matters. Keep the cap tightly sealed. Don't let product dry on the spray tip — wipe clean after each use.
• Cool, dry, shaded — every time. Boost Pro will not bond properly on a hot panel or in humidity above 70%.