Chemical Guys is a worldwide provider of the highest quality car care chemicals, car wash accessories, buffing pads, machines and most importantly knowledge. Chemical Guys has established a worldwide name in the car care, car wash, detailing, and car care industry. Our teams combined experience has gained us a better understanding of the industries desires and helped us tremendously in gaining a solid insight into our customers needs.
The Grit Guard Universal Pad Washer is the first and only pad washer that cleans and dries all types of buffing pads on virtually any machine in seconds. The Universal Pad Washer Cleans foam pads, wool pads, hex-logic and convoluted foam pads, and buffing bonnets. The Universal Pad Washer works with virtually any machine, Flex, DeWalt, Porter-Cable, Black and Decker, Hitachi, and many more. Cleaning pads with a DA has never been easier. The Universal Pad Washer accommodates any dual action polisher as well.
Chemical Guys Stripper Suds is a high suds, high gloss car shampoo with the very popular smell of success found in the Chemical Guys Stripper Scent Air Freshener. Stripper Suds is perfect for the regular maintenance wash with it's pH neutral formula to keep it wax, sealant and coating safe.
This product is the perfect potion of scent. It is engineered with active odor eliminators and neutralizers to rapidly subdue undesirable smells right at the source, delivering a premium long-lasting fresh scent.
Quantum Hex-Logic Buffing Pads manipulate physics to deliver better polishing results. White Light-Medium Quantum Polishing Pads restore gloss, reflection, and a deep-wet shine after removing heavier swirls and scratches with harder cutting pads. The White Quantum Pad is the perfect pad for finishing polishes like V38 Final Polish or light swirl removers like V36 Cutting Polish.
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| Number of Reviews: | 4 |
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