Follow the method
- 01
Wash, rinse and inspect cool paint. Address remaining contamination or defects separately.
Why: Maintenance products need a clean, suitable finish.
- 02
For Bio Nano, keep a panel wet and use a small label-directed amount of the retail product.
Why: The beginner Bio Nano method belongs before drying.
- 03
Spread Bio Nano with a clean wet microfibre cloth, then dry gently with the Drying Towel and finish remaining residue with a clean face or separate T2.
Why: Thin spreading and controlled drying help give an even result.
- 04
For Graphene Seal, first dry the paint. Shake as directed, mist the first T2 and spread a thin layer over a small area.
Why: The cloth controls placement and helps avoid excessive product.
- 05
Buff Graphene Seal with a second clean dry T2 and inspect from different angles.
Why: The finishing pass removes excess residue.
- 06
If fresh Graphene Seal haze appears, wipe gently with a lightly damp T2 and immediately buff with a dry T2. Do not add more product.
Why: Evening out excess residue is the first troubleshooting step.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Spraying Graphene Seal directly onto dry paint in this routine.
- Applying the Bio Nano wet-panel routine to a dry panel.
- Using more product to fix a hazy patch.
- Expecting either product to remove scratches.
Put it into practice
A practical activity
Choose one maintenance route and explain whether the panel should be wet or dry.
Check your result
The finish is even and clear without streaks or visible excess.
Explain it in your own words
Explain the difference between the Bio Nano and Graphene Seal methods.
Optional learning check
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Artdeshine Academy learning reference · Content version 1.1.0. General teaching guidance: verify the exact product label and current technical and safety instructions for your surface before use.