Who here uses Chemical Guys products?

 

Never heard of it tbh

 

I do!

Really good stuff so far for everything i've tried, and i've tried a looot of their products.

Arguable prices, great quality.

Only complaint so far is their wheel soaps call to be diluted 1:4 with water and i feel like once you dilute them they don't work that well, and if you don't dilute them, well you're gonna go through 10 bucks of wheel soap pretty fast lol.

Great towels, i get their workhorse towels by the bunch for taking wax off and interior cleaning; once they get old they turn into doorjam and under the hood cleaners. then replace. The supra fluffy drying towels are awesome; their wax as you dry products work well.

Good pad selection if youre into polishing, and that said they make a pretty good polish too.

Wish i had enough money to buy some of the more expensive stuff they have but my biggest purchase item so far has been their clay bar kid which i havent used yet but looks the ****.

 

This is the first time I've ordered from them. I was surprised at how reasonable their prices are for the most part. I bought a bunch of microfiber towels including some of the workhorse. Also got some detail cleaner, grit guards, microfiber mits, etc.

 

I like using their leather cleaner and conditioner kit since it leaves no residue.

 

ive been wanting to try their stuff for a while now, but i just picked up a gallon of JAX Wax spray wax. i must say ive seen a lot of their stuff on instagram so i wanted to try it out and by far the best spray wax ive ever used!! better then adams, better then meguires, better then griots. stuff is really nice and you can put it on when the car is wet or dry. but i do want to try some chemical guys stuff.

 

I'm going to be buying some of that for my Cruze.

I haven't even used the stuff I bought yet and I already want more lol

 

I used their clay bar lube, it worked well and smelled good too.

 

Their stuff does smell awesome.

 

Nice! I got like 50 of those towels haha its good to get em in different colors for different uses and then wash them (no special detergent needed) to make them last a while.

Gritguards are a great investment.

 

That's a lot lol I like how they are color coated. I'm going to buy some of that microfiber towel wash they have.