Chemical Guys ACC_118 Gallon Size Hand Review

The picture does not show what the pump looks like when installed - when installed it protrudes a few inches above the top of the jug. When pumping thinner liquids, it tends to "shoot" and squirt, even if you slowly squeeze the pump. The angle of the nozzle should point more downwards, making it easier to dose into the measuring cup. I just have to put it in or on the surface so the drip doesn't fall off. It would be easier to put only part of the product in a smaller bottle. Overall this item…

As only 3 of the 4 pump heads came with all the parts needed (one was missing the tubing needed to extract my wonderful Chemical Guys products from their massive containers I can only rate 75% of see mine If we said about baseball hitting .750 was Hall of Famer worthy 75% of your NBA slugging would also mean you would be inducted into the Hall QB who completed 75% of his passes?!Sorry to talk we don't over sport Needless to say, I now have a Maxi-Suds II container that doesn't hold a full…

As only 3 of the 4 pump heads arrived with all the parts needed (one was missing the tubing needed to extract my wonderful Chemical Guys products from their huge containers, I can only see 75% of my order) . If we were talking baseball then hitting .750 would be Hall of Famer worthy. If you dished out 75% of your pants in the NBA, you'd be inducted into the Hall of Fame too. And can you imagine how much success your favorite team could have? QBs hitting 75% of your passes?! Unfortunately, we're

When writing reviews I always use my own products that I buy within a certain period of time before writing these reviews. While you get a good price for the quantity, these pumps are rubbish. They flow everywhere all the time. After liquid is pumped from gallons to sprayers, it continues to drip from the pump nozzle. When pumping, it also squirts out of the pump housing itself. To be honest I thought that if I bought from the chemistry guys it would be a good quality product and I was always…

It's nice that it dispenses 1 ounce of product per pump, it makes soaps easier to use and those that have a fairly specific dilution ratio. Chemical Guys products typically contain 1-2 ounces of soap for every 4-5 gallons of water. Obviously no one is going to carefully measure their dilution ratios so they can wash their car. 1 or 2 pumps depending on how froggy I feel that day. Citrus Wash & Gloss or Mr. Rosa, or/or - it doesn't matter. My only complaint about these pumps is that the product…