Review on Armor All AASMVC88100 Charcoal Vehicle by Joseph Quade

My garage's concrete floor was stained/painted and peeling in large areas where cars drove by and parked. I tried sanding and polishing the damaged areas but soon the same problem returned. I was thinking epoxy or garage tile when I decided to try one of these rugs. I first cleaned and repainted the entire garage floor and ordered a carpet to test the results. After a few months of use I picked up the rug to see if the paint was damaged and it looked like it was painted just yesterday! Not only did it protect the floor and eliminate the shedding problem, but it also looks great. Then I ordered a mat for the second compartment. I chose not to tape my rugs to the floor so they can be adjusted and pulled outside to clean when needed. My garage is a side entry that needs to be driven in at an angle and then straightened halfway and I was concerned that the floor mats might come loose or move due to the steering, but that hasn't happened. If the garage door is left open on a windy day, the corner of the carpet can curl up, but I can live with the minor annoyance that duct tape can easily prevent. So far, everything has been cleaned with a vacuum cleaner with a whisk or a broom, but I have no doubt that a pressure washer can be successfully used outdoors. I don't drive my cars in the garage when they're covered in snow, salt, or mud, but when I start them wet from the rain, the mat absorbs water easily, preventing stains and puddles. I've had these mats for a year now, the painted floor is still perfect and I've had many, many compliments on how clean and tidy my garage looks. At least one neighbor was so enthusiastic that he immediately ordered two carpets for his garage.