Clean the glass with EnduroClean until it is residue free. Let it dry. Spray the coating on. Polish it in with the microfibre cloth, small overlapping circles. That is about 5 to 10 minutes for 1 panel, pre-clean included. Then you keep water off the glass for 8 hours.

Both the coating and your registration video have to happen within 30 days of delivery. After the 8 hours, film about 10 seconds of water beading off each panel and send it to us. That is what starts your 3 Year Limited Warranty.
This is the official EnduroShield how-to video, from the people who make the coating. You get to see the job done before you have a spray bottle in your hand.
It covers the same job you will do here: clean, dry, spray, polish, leave it alone. Same video as the one on our See It Work page.
You do not need to buy anything, borrow anything, or go hunting for a special cloth before you start. Each piece has 1 job.

Washes the glass first, until nothing is left on it. The coating has to grab bare glass, not old soap marks. This is the step people skip, and it is why coatings fail.

The layer that does the work. You spray it on dry glass. This is the part the 3 Year Limited Warranty covers, once you send us your registration video.

For working the pre-cleaner over the panel without scratching it. Nothing to mix, nothing to measure.

Polishes the coating in, small overlapping circles. Spread it even. Even beats thick.
No machine, no heat, no technician. If you can clean a window, you can do this.
Read all 5 before you start, so you are not reading the next step with a wet hand.

Then the 8 hours run at the same time for the whole shower.
Wash the panel with the EnduroClean bottle in your kit until nothing is left on it: no soap film, no old cleaner, nothing. The coating bonds to bare glass. Anything still sitting on the surface is what it bonds to instead, and that is the most common reason a coating does not last.
The coating needs dry glass. Not wiped dry, properly dry. If you can still see a damp patch anywhere, wait a few more minutes.
Spray it over the whole panel, corner to corner, so no part is missed. Finish 1 panel, then move to the next.
Take the microfibre cloth and work it in with small overlapping circles until you have covered the whole panel. Even coverage is what matters here, not a thick layer.
No water, no wiping, no touching for 8 hours while it cures. Tell everyone at home not to use that shower until the 8 hours are up.
That is all the cure needs. After you polish the coating in, keep water off the glass for 8 hours.
Our tip: do it at night. After the last shower of the day, clean the glass, let it dry, coat it, then go to bed. By morning it is ready. Daytime is completely fine too. The only thing that matters is that no water touches the glass for those 8 hours, so pick 8 hours when nobody needs that shower.
No water, no fingers, no wiping. Leave a window open or run the fan. If you have a cat, keep the bathroom door shut.
Sprayed too much in one spot, or missed a patch? Clean the panel again with EnduroClean and redo it. After 30 minutes it is too late to redo that panel.
You may see faint streaks on the glass on the first day. Nothing is wrong. Once the 8 hours are up, wipe them off with a damp microfibre cloth.

Every panel you coated has to be in the shot. A phone camera is fine, vertical or landscape, it does not matter.
Do this after the 8 hours are up, not before. Run water over the glass and film the water beading off. Say your order number out loud, or type it in the message. This is what starts your 3 Year Limited Warranty, and it has to reach us within 30 days of delivery.
About your video. When you register, you also agree that we can use your video to show other people how EnduroShield works, on our website, social media and ads. Rather keep it private? Write “please do not use my video” in the same message, or tell us any time later, and we will not use it. Your warranty is registered either way.
Your coating is on and cured. It is tough. It is not bulletproof. These 4 take it off early, and none of them are covered. Better you read them today than find out on the day you want to claim.
Neat CLR, ammonia and oven cleaner eat the coating. Most days you do not need any of them. Water and a microfibre cloth do the job.
Scouring pads, steel wool and powder cleansers all work by scratching. On coated glass, scratching is all they do.
A razor scraper takes the coating off. So does a squeegee whose rubber has gone hard and yellow. Use a soft rubber blade and replace it when it stiffens.
A knock, a dropped shampoo bottle, a squeegee resting against the panel. All of that is mechanical damage, and it is not covered.
The same rule covers all 4: if it would ruin a non-stick pan, keep it off your glass. The full list is in the After-Care Guide.
About 5 to 10 minutes per panel, pre-clean included. Then 8 hours of leaving it alone while it cures. Do it at night and the glass is ready by morning.
No. The kit is made for first timers. Clean the glass. Let it dry. Spray it on. Polish it in. Wait 8 hours. That is the whole job.
Within the first 30 minutes after you spray, you can clean it off with EnduroClean and do that panel again. Missed a spot, got a heavy patch, it is all fixable in that window.
Almost certainly nothing is wrong. Mild streaking is normal in the first 24 hours while the coating cures. Once the 8 hours are up, wipe it off with a damp microfibre cloth.
Question not here? WhatsApp +60 12-801 7258 and ask us. Or read the full FAQ.
The glass is curing. Nothing for you to do. When you are free, these 4 are the ones that matter.
Returns are a different thing and they live on our Returns page. A sealed, unopened kit can come back within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Once you open it and spray, we cannot take it back, though if the product gives you an allergic reaction we still refund the unused portion.
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