The main feature is the Graphene properties, designed to complement the other products in the OCD Finish range. Once you’ve applied the Abyss Graphene Spray Protection, the shampoo should be used in subsequent washes to maintain existing protection. It does this by gently removing loose contamination and topping up the ceramic protection on the paintwork.
For use on cars with little to protection, I recommended a direct mitt application. This means applying the product directly to a clean, wet wash mitt before working it into the surface of the paint. As you’re using a higher concentration of the product by not diluting it in a bucket of water you’re going to increase the protection on the paint.
This is a shampoo that focuses on protection, so unlike others expect to see lots of suds.
While offering a crazy amount of suds, the shampoo feels super slick between the washmitt and the paintwork, while all the time offering a convincing amount of lubrication to ensure that the loose contamination is safely removed from the surface of the paint.
This is not a shampoo you’d want to use for a deep clean or removal of heavy contamination – it simply does not offer the bite that a dedicated cleaning shampoo does. However, it does serve as a great shampoo for regular maintenance washes on a well-kept vehicle.