LifeShine is a comprehensive vehicle protection system that is professionally applied at dealerships to protect both the exterior and interior of your car. It provides highly durable and technologically advanced protection for both the bodywork, interior, and side/rear windows. If you are not 100% satisfied with the application, Autoglym will send our technical team to teach the dealership valeting team how to apply LifeShine.
LifeShine is applied to the exterior and interior of your new or used vehicle just once to ensure paint and fabric protection. Care instructions for LifeShine are simple, requiring regular washing to remove dirt and contaminants. The product is applied to the outside of the car to protect the paintwork.
To create a stain and spill-resistant coating on fabric and leather upholstery, wipe the fabric clean and dry, then spray AG LS, wiping off excess or plastics. Allow it to dry for 12 hours and then apply the first coat of AG LS, leaving it one day to fully cure, preferably inside.
YouTube videos explain how to apply Autoglym Lifeshine correctly. The AG LS product kits can be purchased from Ebay at a reasonable price. LifeShine is a complete vehicle protection system that is professionally applied to your car’s paintwork, upholstery, and glass.
📹 Autoglym LifeShine SEAT Demonstration
With LifeShine you can drive away from the showroom confident in the knowledge that your new car has been prepared using the …
📹 Autoglym Lifeshine Demo
A truly impressive demonstration of what Autoglym Lifeshine does on your car. —— – Who? Prestige Diesels & Sports are a …
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