Chemical Guys Acc_2010 Professional Squeegee Review

I use the mop all the time. I'm getting ready for work and there's a lot of hard work to be done on my truck. About 2 minutes later she is gone. When it's time to make a glass, you don't need a towel. Glass is clean and dry. However, it's not very good on older cars. Not bad, but doesn't glide across the surface as smoothly and makes a loud noise every time. All in all, I can definitely recommend the scraper!

My father bought an original California mop for his classic car 10-15 years ago. This one is no better than the original. This speeds up the drying of the car considerably! I love washing, polishing and waxing my car. I hate drying it. But with this tool and a good towel (I recommend this: Chemical Guys MIC_781_01 Gray Microfiber Drying Towel (25" x 36")), drying couldn't be easier. It's worth the price.

Concentrators love this product. I left my previous one on the roof of the car and it flew into a wooded roadside so I had to replace it. By removing most of the water after a wash, it helps make the car easier to clean and prevents water stains that can remain when water droplets dry on the car too quickly. Also useful when cleaning the windows of the house inside or outside. Very high-quality workmanship, the handle is quite soft, lies comfortably in the hand. The length of the blade is…

Great thing. I have a full size GMC Sierra in red not maroon. bright red. If you've ever owned a red car, you know how difficult it is to avoid water staining your paintwork. I put a good coat of wax on the truck, wash it with good car wash soap and use that to get most of the water out of the truck. It handles the hood and other flat surfaces quickly, it takes a few times to figure out how to get the water out of some areas but once you get used to it you're spot on, in the end all you need is

The best thing after slicing bread when you want your car to dry spot-free. I live in a coastal area with very hard water. It is imperative that water does not dry out on your car. I used to wipe the car down with giant bath towels and had to constantly wring the water out. All you need is a small towel to finish the job and I never have to wring it out. The squeegee absorbs 95% of the water without leaving any marks on the paint. If there's a downside, it's that it doesn't work well with…

I'm always looking for something to help me get my car running a little faster and drying it is one of my most hated parts of the process. I bought it thinking it would reduce towel drying time and usage. While I think it meets those requirements, the drying time is only slightly reduced. On the other hand, the use of towels has been drastically reduced. You see, the mop doesn't remove all of the water - most of it - but not as much as I was hoping. If you take your time with it and use it to…

Definitely forget all the water blades sold here claiming to be "California Water Blades". I ordered them and they are just toys to give to your daughter or granddaughter. It doesn't claim to be a California Waterblade, but they should. I still have two Calif blades. Blade I bought eight years ago and the only difference between Chemical Guys and REAL Calif. The water blade is that the hilt is blue instead of purple. THIS BLADE WORKS! Other blades sold here are tiny and inefficient. The wiping…