Chemical Guys CWS20264 Mudder Fluid_Ounces Review

The thing works better than I thought. While working in the powersports industry, I often ride quads and side-by-sides. One of the parks we visit has a high percentage of clay. If you've ever had clay dry on your machine, you know scraping it off can be a nightmare. I can say that thing works. I use it for everything. My side-by-side, my truck, even my Harley Ultra Classic Electra Glide. It doesn't stain and really removes dirt without rubbing. I highly recommend this product.

Smells good. Creates a thick foam. Helps lubricate MOST messes with a 3000psi pressure washer. However, this does not replace hand washing as I have to wash my truck again to remove the thin layer of dirt left behind by the thicker dirt that has been washed away. My truck looks clean at 50 feet and it probably will in the photo, but at 10 feet it's still a dirty truck. I had higher expectations before trying this for the first time. Honestly I will buy again. With a more realistic expectation…

I am not one to scold the product but it is a waste of money. I always hand wash my ATVs in the washing machine. Which can take 4-5 hours. I like my stuff to look new when I'm not using it. I was looking for something that would help make things faster. I applied the product exactly as directed, lather, hand wash and then rinse. The end result was that the quads weren't as clean as my usual method of cleaning them. As a result, I had to hand wash them using my usual diluted plain green dye…

2 reviews: The soap (used in the CG Foam Cannon, full opacity) was no more "lifting" on dirt and grime than other non-wax The Chemical Guys soaps. It still requires the standard cleaning process: rinse/suds/rinse/suds/scrub/rinse/dry. However, it does not appear to have damaged/removed CG Sealer & Butter Wax from body panels like other soaps of this type. I've found that most CG soaps do the same thing +/- and require the process above. When used on really dirty cars/trucks, it doesn't…