The solution can be prepared depending on the stubbornness of the dirt. Standard proportions, which easily handle most contaminants, are 1 to 10, meaning 100 ml of the product + 900 ml of water. In the case of heavier dirt, prepare the solution in a ratio of 1 to 4, meaning 250 ml of the product + 750 ml of water.

The dilution of ADBL IPA varies depending on the specific needs and is closely related to the surface on which we want to use it.

Soft paint – 30% to 50%

Degreasing windows – 50% to 100%

Removing resin from coniferous trees – 100%

We recommend diluting ADBL IPA with demineralized water as it does not contain any impurities, is not chlorinated, etc. When diluted with regular water, slight streaks may or may not appear after use.

It is necessary to thoroughly rinse the product before clay barring because ADBL Tar and Glue Remover is solvent-based, which can damage the clay bar.

It is best to rinse off the product from the paint surface after application and wiping.

The pH of ADBL Vampire Liquid is 6 – 7, and the pH of ADBL Vampire Light is 6.5 – 7.5.

In every case of such dirt, we recommend ADBL Vampire products – depending on the severity of the contamination, either ADBL Vampire or ADBL Vampire Liquid. However, in some cases, if the dirt is baked in, paint correction may be necessary.

Our Tar and Glue Remover can certainly be used on matte paints. If it is non-original paint, please perform a test in an inconspicuous area.

For paint decontamination, ADBL Vampire Liquid is the most effective choice. Thanks to its lightweight consistency, it can be easily sprayed using an atomizer or sprayer, ensuring high efficiency. In comparison to the regular ADBL Vampire, it has a significantly shorter reaction time and can be rinsed off even after 5 minutes. It can also be used for wheels, but if there is a high level of metallic contaminants on the wheels, I would recommend ADBL Vampir. For everyday wheel cleaning, ADBL Vampire Light is recommended.

ADBL Vampire Light is primarily dedicated to the daily care of wheels, while ADBL Vampire Liquid, due to its increased adhesive power, is particularly recommended for paint decontamination.

ADBL Tar and Glue Remover can be used on windows, but please be cautious with the seals and wiper blades, as these components are sensitive to the effects of solvents.

All our bleeding products, ADBL Vampire, ADBL Vampire Light, and ADBL Vampire Liquid, have a neutral pH and are safe for cleaned surfaces. It is essential to remember the proper application rules, which include applying the product to cooled elements.

One should rinse the product generously until the white traces are no longer visible.

ADBL Ceramic QD is designed for use on ceramic coatings as a boosting and protective agent. If applied to a surface coated with wax, it won’t cause any harm; it will provide some protection for the paint, but it won’t exhibit exceptionally strong visual effects, and water beading may not be as prominent.

No, none of our products—ADBL QD1, ADBL Synthetic Spray Wax, ADBL Speed QD—contain UV filters. The only products with UV filters are ADBL Matt Max and ADBL Interior WOW.

The best choice for applying ADBL Wax One would be one of our applicators, such as ADBL Soft Pad. Before applying the wax, please remember to properly prepare the car for paint protection – we recommend performing a thorough wash with decontamination.

ADBL QD1 can be used between washes for a gentle paint refresh. However, for application on a ceramic-coated surface, ADBL Ceramic QD is highly recommended – a product specifically designed for this purpose.

For liquid waxes, we recommend buffing using the ADBL Mr. Gray or ADBL Pinky microfiber applicator pads (lint-free microfiber applicators sold in packs of 10).

Absolutely. The product is safe and can be used on both film and ceramic coatings.

Certainly, you can apply QD1 on a hard wax. This will enhance the effect and extend the lifespan of the wax itself.

ADBL Wax One lasts on the paint surface for up to 3 months.

In the case of solvent-based products, the product mass will always be lower than the volume in liters.

Certainly, you can use ADBL Tire and Rubber Cleaner to clean rubber components on a bicycle.

ADBL Tire Dressing is applied to a dry tire using an applicator, resulting in darkening and a wet-look effect. ADBL Black Water can be applied to a wet tire, providing a strong darkening effect. It can also be used on other rubber and plastic elements.

Regarding durability, it largely depends on how well the tire was prepared for the dressing—lasting from several weeks to 2-3 months.

It is safe to use on steel and painted wheels, but we certainly do not recommend using it on polished aluminum wheels – the surface is likely to oxidize, and it will become ‘dull.

No highly alkaline product, such as ADBL APC, will be safe for ‘bare’ aluminum. Potential damage, oxidation, etc., may not occur in the case of every wheel due to various production processes and alloy components. However, the risk is always significant, and if any undesired reactions occur, traces will be the only way to remove them, requiring polishing.

No, ADBL Rimtector is only applied to a wet wheel.

We recommend using ADBL Rimtector always on a wet wheel. In case the product dries, it will be necessary to use ADBL APC in combination with a brush. If this proves to be insufficient, the next step will be polishing.

All our bleeding products, ADBL Vampire, ADBL Vampire Light, and ADBL Vampire Liquid, have a neutral pH and are safe for cleaned surfaces. It is essential to remember the proper application rules, which include applying the product to cooled elements.

You can use ADBL Glass Cleaner2 for tinted windows.

We recommend using this product for external windows due to the invisible wiper effect. It is advisable to use it only on the external side of the window.

The best option would be to use ADBL Glass Polish.

ADBL Glass Polish can be used both wet and dry – rinsing poses no problem.

Apply the product to the felt side of the ADBL Glass Cube applicator and, using crosswise movements (first lengthwise, then crosswise), work it on glass surfaces, preferably previously cleaned and rinsed from loose dirt. After finishing the job, rinse or wipe with ADBL Glass Cleaner2, depending on the chosen method.

The main difference between ADBL Glass Cleaner and ADBL Glass PRO is that the former is designed for regular cleaning, while the PRO version is intended for heavier contamination such as mineral and organic pollutants like water spots, bird droppings, nicotine film, etc. Additionally, the PRO version evaporates rapidly, even in challenging conditions like high humidity and low temperatures.

As for the difference between ADBL Glass Cleaner and ADBL Glass Cleaner2, it’s worth noting that the second version is part of the Holawesome series and was initially intended to replace the basic version of Glass Cleaner. It has improved cleaning and degreasing properties.

ADBL Hybrid Glass is a liquid for regular cleaning of glass surfaces, leaving behind an invisible wiper effect (hydrophobic). Therefore, if this effect is undesirable, we recommend using Glass Cleaner 2 (Holawesome Line).

The product can be removed using ADBL Glass Polish.

ADBL Tar and Glue Remover can be used on windows, but please be cautious with the seals and wiper blades, as these components are sensitive to the effects of solvents.

It is advisable to start working at a low speed, spreading the compound on the panel, and then increase to the target RPM at gears 3-4.

The noise level of the D09125-01 machine is 80-82 dB at maximum speed. This is not just a specification value but has been measured in real conditions during regular machine operation.

The new ADBL Roller D09125-02 machine features a more powerful motor compared to the older 9 mm machine. It includes a brush wear indicator, and its ergonomic design allows for a perfect fit in the hand, increasing comfort. Additionally, it offers stabilised rotations, resulting in significantly reduced vibrations. Now, it is also considerably lighter, making extended work on the car much easier.

The solution can be prepared depending on the stubbornness of the dirt. Standard proportions, which easily handle most contaminants, are 1 to 10, meaning 100 ml of the product + 900 ml of water. In the case of heavier dirt, prepare the solution in a ratio of 1 to 4, meaning 250 ml of the product + 750 ml of water.

Detailing Swabs are made of plastic sticks with foam tips and are designed for multiple uses. After use, you can simply rinse them, for example, in water with a shampoo or another detergent.