Chemical GuysReviews of chemicalguys.com

False advertisement, the spray foam gun barley works

I used the total interior spray in my semi, the dash is mostly chrome. I was disappointed to find it left it streaked. I used a microfiber cloth towel to wipe it off and it just left a visible film over all the chrome I can’t recommend using it for this purpose.

I’ve only tried the tire shine. With that being said, the main problem I couldn’t get past was the smell of it. If you just put a small amount on a rag and then when your done toss in your back seat floor. That is all you will smell for the next month. Get it on you bare hands in few hours you will be so tired of smelling it. I ended up giving it away to someone and it doesn’t do a better job than any of the other products that have no smell. I’m sure not to many pro detailers are using there stuff. Also the price of their stuff doesn’t match the quality of work you get from it.

Pressure washer works fine. If you try buying the pressure washer... it only works with the gun they provide. With that in mind, they pigeon hole you into buying their product. Customer service is terrible. They refuse to give you the dimensions to the ending of the hose so its impossible to find a alternate part to make another gun ( that isnt their product work). Its. a good product, however keep in mind that trying to find a separate attachment to make another gun handle work is dreadful

The products are excellent and offered at great prices. Most of them have delightful scents as well. The only drawback is the shipping, which can be a bit slow; typically, my orders take around 10-14 days to arrive. And some of the goods come damaged, customers service is lacking.

I WAS INTERESTED IN MANY OF THEIR PRODUCTS, BUT STARTED WITH TWO OF THE AIR FRESHENERS. THEY SMELL AMAZING, BUT LINGER MAYBE A MINUTE BEFORE THERE'S NO TRACE OF THE SCENT.

Poor customer service. Spoke with Paul in regards to an order made overnight and was told that the orders are process by an outside party and that they could not help resolve the issue. I was told to purchase the items again at a higher price but that was the only solution available. Simple fix but they refused to help

I followed up with a certain headlight restoration specialist Concerning the use of the Chemical Guy's Headlight Restorer compound, only to come to the conclusion that it is not as good as it was described. It left a hazy film in which i had to purchase the 3M finesse- it compound to achieve the clarity that I was looking for. Can you Chemical Guy's explain the procedure that you'all use to bring the luster out of Oxidized, Hazy lenses? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.