The retained Silky Leisure name is Dry Pro Plus. Its current product description and corresponding Silky Global listing use the Dry & Shine name.
Silky Dry Pro Plus
Final detailing for high-gloss leisure finishes, from paintwork and plastic mouldings to glass and brightwork.
The finishing touch after cleaning
Silky Dry Pro Plus is described in the current product information as Dry & Shine, a waterless detailer for caravans and motorhomes. Its role is final detailing or valeting of premium high-gloss finishes.
The listed surfaces include paint, glass, gelcoat and chrome. The instructions describe a fine mist applied one panel at a time and buffed with a microfibre cloth to a reflective finish.
The product guidance also calls for washing with Silky Shampoo before use. Treat the detailing step as part of the care sequence after the initial wash, with Envirowash providing the range’s regular shampoo option.
For the final detailing stage
- High-gloss paintwork and plastic mouldings.
- Glass, gelcoat and chrome as identified in the product instructions.
- Panel-by-panel finishing after the cleaning stage.
How to use it
- Wash with Silky Shampoo before use and prepare the surface as directed on the current container.
- Shake the bottle well.
- Apply a fine, even mist to one panel at a time. The product directions allow application to a wet or dry surface.
- Buff with a microfibre cloth to a reflective shine, then move to the next panel.
Your questions, answered
More guidance for choosing and using this product.
Which surfaces are listed?
The product instructions list paint, glass, gelcoat and chrome, with the description also referring to plastic mouldings and brightwork.
Do I still wash the vehicle first?
The product directions call for washing with Silky Shampoo before the detailing application. Follow the current pack instructions.