Reset - Intensive Car Wash Shampoo Perfect for Ceramic Coating & Nanotechnology Based Sealants and Coatings, pH-Neutral - Liter (34oz)

Carpro reset is the perfect car soap to pair with CQuartz 2.0 ceramic coating. I’ve been using this for two years now paired with my SunJoe pressure washer and it foams SUPER well. The suds lift up grime quickly and rinses away super well to prevent micro-scratching. Amazon packages it well. It comes in a plastic bag in case of spillage (which after four bottles I have yet to experience). Highly recommended for the DIY detailers.

Incredible car shampoo! I use for regular washes on both coated and non-coated cars and it's perfect on both. Provides a super slick surface, does an fantastic job cleaning, and doesn't leave behind any film or residue. It has a nice clean scent, not overpowering. The recommended dilution in a bucket is about 1oz for 3-4 gallons of water, so the 500mL (33.8 fl oz) bottle will give you about 34 washes.

I was recommended this PH-neutral soap by my detailer after I got a ceramic coating done on my car. Some additional research online informed me that this soap is one of the best on the market for compatibility with CQUK. I typically use rinseless wash, but I decided to give this a try. Smells very pleasant. A VERY concentrated soap ( a little goes a long way). Here’s how I use it for my wash (touchless method): 1. Pre-rinse car with pressure washer. 2. Dilute soap in a foam cannon (50ml of soap in 750ml of water). Spray down car with foam. Let the foam sit for 5 minutes. - This soap foams VERY well. I’ve never had such a small amount of soap foam up so thick. Really lifts up the dirt. 3. Rinse off the foam with pressure washer. 4. Dry using a blow dryer. After noticing my car lose it’s beading ability, I washed it with this soap and noticed it come back immediately. It’s a bit pricey, but with how little I have to use per wash, it is definitely worth having on the shelf.

CARPRO Reset is an amazing car wash shampoo that keeps my ceramic-coated car looking spotless! It’s pH-neutral, cleans thoroughly without stripping the coating, and rinses off easily. A little goes a long way, making it a great value. Highly recommend for anyone with a ceramic-coated vehicle!

THE best soap on the market. This was my first time using it and let me tell you, night and day from Walmart, Autozone, Adam’s, etc car shampoo. My wife has a 2023 Toyota RAV4 that’s black. It was ceramic coated by dealer almost two years ago. I wash it once a week with Meguiars soap, Adam’s soap, and others I get at Autozone or Walmart. After washing it with this stuff it was cleaner than it’s ever been. It’s like this stuff took off all the junk left behind by other soaps. The ceramic coating is slick again and the black looks really good. Yes it’s a little pricey but you only use a little over an ounce per 5 gallons. If you have a ceramic coated car do yourself a favor and get this stuff asap!

Top tier car wash yes it is expensive but it's worth it. Doesn't smell strong to me and is easy to use.

I recently tried CarPro Reset car soap and was initially disappointed with the results. The foam was watery and didn't stay on my coated cars long enough for proper agitation. It felt wasteful during the wash process, which was disheartening. Surprisingly, after the first wash, I noticed that the paint appeared remarkably bright and glossy, even though the soap is not supposed to contain any gloss enhancers or wax. This intrigued me, so I decided to give it another chance after watching some positive reviews. During my second attempt, I realized my mistake – I hadn't used enough soap. The recommended 2oz in a 32oz cannon wasn't sufficient; it needed to be 3oz. With the right amount, the foam adhered much better to the car, effectively lifting and capturing the pollen and contaminants from the surface. However, the unpleasant smell, reminiscent of old hairspray, was still a downside. On the positive side, CarPro Reset washed off nicely and didn't reactivate when rinsing, streamlining the process. Considering the price and the number of washes I can get, I'm undecided about using it as my regular weekly wash soap. It does work great once you get the dilution right, but it might be on the pricier side for routine use. Nevertheless, if you have the budget and can figure out the optimal amount to use, it delivers excellent results, leaving your car with a stunning glossy finish.

Works amazingly well. Our ‘22 Model 3 still looks like new. We had the car PPF’d and ceramic coated with Carpeo CFQR immediately after purchase. Nothing additional done other than washing with Carpro Reset snow foamed on car and a light once over with a microfiber wash mitt. Car looks great after more than four years and my ancient shoulders are not screaming from prior detailing routines requiring rub on/rub off products. Very satisfying experience.