🧼 Scratch-Free Premium Wash Pad: Chemical Guys ACC145 Bear Claw - Gentle Care for Your Vehicle Review

I've been using this washcloth with other pads for a while and it's a fairly easy product to use and store. Dirt seems to be easily removed from the surface when washed and holds a lot of suds. Will definitely buy another one if one day I drop this one.

Good quality and the thing is huge. Holds soap and water well. This is my first item of this kind and I love it. Wide coverage area when using, I noticed it removes dirt easily. Handles errors well, but not perfectly. It gets pretty heavy right out of the bucket. I like it, I would buy it again. hope this helps you

I have used this product several times since ordering and I have to say it works great. It's a lot more than I expected which was nice. Quickly washed the car because it has a lot of foam! My only suggestion is to take it outside upon arrival and fluff it up a bit until dry. Initially, it has a lot of loose fibers.

I had to stop halfway through the wash. I use the two bucket method, wash big messes first etc. I found this washing sponge to pick up dirt very well but when moved in the bucket it stops dirt particles swirling around on the paint. I had to switch to a different type of feed. The pad also left fibers on the machine.

I've never felt more confident washing my car than with this glove. I'm not worried about scratches or anything else that might come from inferior wash mitts when using these. It is very soft but gets heavier when wet. It's also a fairly significant glove, which is both a plus and a minus. I would definitely recommend it to everyone, but just prepare your wrists for a workout when using it.

Well I bought this washcloth a few months ago but I only used it for the first time last week. I washed a not so dirty car on Friday and hand washed the cushion after use, I let it air dry. The next day I washed a much dirtier car, after using it I decided to throw it in the washing machine with some MF I had used to dry the car with a microfiber detergent (the description says machine washable) . Washed with cold water, it turned out, as in the photo. The hair is all matted and almost…

Bought for a no touch car wash which basically doesn't exist. I washed my new white car for several months without even touching it as every rub leaves little swirls of paint and micro-scratches. From a distance the car looked clean, but far from clean. It claims it doesn't scratch, which is not true. How can it be without a scratch? When I apply this to my foam covered car, the car will still scratch even after spraying. And it's almost impossible to fully clean it for the next wash, it stores

I may have found my new washcloth. I've tried every glove, sponge and pad under the sun to replace my smart synthetic wool mittens. I am a professional DIYer (25 years old) and have always used Auto Magic smart oven mitts. Nothing else has done for me what they do. Microfiber mittens don't impress me. None of the sponges. I've tried everything from overpriced Incredimitt to real wool mittens. I'm pleasantly surprised. It might actually be worth the extra money because they seem softer and more…

I bought this hoping that it would replace the Adam washmat which I have been using for a few years now. It has several disadvantages: • Once submerged in a laundry pail, it becomes almost unusable. • It absorbs a lot of water but not a lot of soap or suds. • The surface of the fibers is not rough, but it is not smooth either. You can feel the resistance of the material when it slides over the paint surface. Even the cheapest wash mitts I've used spread soap (and therefore grease) better than…