Nanolex ...REactivating Shampoo.....Awesome !!

Wendell Jarvis

New member
Joined
Aug 5, 2008
Messages
1,599
Reaction score
0
I was recently sent this sample from Nanolex ....Reactivating Shampoo to test and review.

Nanolex was founded in 2007 in Ommershiem Germany. Nanolex has quickly expanded its operations as a Worldwide Distributor of Professional Car Care Products.
Nanolex Reactivating Shampoo is designed to clean and protect your car in a single, easy step.While washing your car the advanced formula forms chemical and molecular bond with previously applied protective layers and refreshes them. Reactivating Shampoo also contains a high tech rinsing aid that will leave your car almost completely dry after thorough rinsing it with clean, fresh water.

I will be using a Pressure Washer and Foam Lance running 2800psi.....Vehicle being tested on is a 2014 Chevrolet Captivia

Here are some pictures of the Shampoo, It has a very, very unique smell to it, not over powering but a clean smell.





Here is a picture of the vehicle upon arrival ......



Using 1 1/2 ounces of the shampoo to my foam cannon bottle and no dilution ( added water to the bottle )....this is the results after spraying off the vehicle....



Allowing the shampoo to soak and penetrate for 5 to 10 minutes ...then spraying off the vehicle with pressure washer at 2500psi......This was the end RESULTS !!





I used 1 Drying Towel to dry the vehicle... Generally i go through 3 to 4 Drying Towels......Of course final pictures include dressed tires and Rims...process took about 45 Minutes to achieve.

Conclusion.......Fantastic Shampoo, Cleaning ability is superb, great lubricity and the DRYING AID sealed the deal.....I love this Shampoo.....
 
10 min soak??? Must not be averaging 100 there LOLOLI would have glue by then. but drying aid and no water spots,,, Now I could live with that!
 
10 min soak??? Must not be averaging 100 there LOLOLI would have glue by then. but drying aid and no water spots,,, Now I could live with that!
Like I said .....I allowed it to soak from 5 to 10 minutes...I didn't state I allowed it to soak for 10 minutes. ..I didn't use a stop watch to time..it was a rough guess ...
..
 
Thanks for the review, interesting product. I look forward to trying it out one day.

How dirty was the vehicle on a scale of 1-10 with 1 being covered with dust and 10 being caked with mud?
 
Great review, where is this available for purchase or at least get a sample

Sent from my SPH-D710 using AG Online
 
Back
Top