Drynamo 1 Litre

• Applied at the rinse stage to accelerate water run-off and reduce drying time
• Leaves behind a thin sealant film that reduces swirl risk and adds gloss and protection lasting 2-4 months
• Massively increases “hydrophobic” behaviour so water beads up under a spray and sheets off the panel under an open hose, making maintenance washes easier

1. While the car is still wet, spray Drynamo directly onto panels (a little goes a long way).... avoid the windscreen in case of smears
2. Rinse immediately with water and watch the beads appear on flat surfaces - and see how vertical panels sheet water
3. Dry with a microfibre towel or air blower to remove any high spots and reveal that boosted shine - note that over time drying towels may lose absorbency if panels are not fully rinsed first; the towel would need to be dry cleaned if this occurs

When do I apply Drynamo?
After rinsing, whether at the pre-wash or wash stage, before drying.

Can it be used on matt or satin paint?
No, avoid using on matt or satin finishes. This product may increase shine and lead to an inconsistent surface appearance.

Will it smear on glass?
Inevitably, any sealant on glass can smear or streak - noticeably in strong, low sunlight - so it is best to avoid applying to the windscreen. It is fine on side and rear glass. If you do accidentally apply it to the windscreen, use Stripp-Ex swiftly to remove it or clay the residue off and then clean the windscreen with Clearly Menthol glass cleaner and our Mint Merkin waffle weave cloth.

Do I still need a drying towel?
Drynamo reduces the amount of residual standing water on a panel but you may still need a towel to finish the job. A previously clayed, sealed or waxed surface will increase the performance of Drynamo even further.