Chemical Guys Citrus Wash & Gloss - Page 8

ThEGuN · 06-29-07, 01:58

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Originally Posted by klumzypinoy

Chemical Guys do private labels

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tod071 Quote:
Originally Posted by klumzypinoy
Chemical Guys do private labels

but P&B Manufacturing IS a manufacturer. If it is the same product, who's manufacturing the private label for who?

P&B sounds like the mother of a lot of companies as I been comparing them for the last 5 hours. They have almost simlar products from color to descriptions..though I have not seen anything related to Jetseal as of yet. I will keep looking.

tod071 · 06-29-07, 02:34

You'll need to keep looking even longer dude.

Warner Chemicals is also affiliated with Chemical Guys and also has the Insta Finish products on their website.

blucpe · 06-29-07, 06:06

i don't know who makes it or whose label iot is all i know is it works so well. just 2 capfuls in 4 gallons of water. i just recently bought a car wash foamer in loews for 11.77 and used citrus wash and glow in it and it performed very well. it leaves my finish very slick and shiny, i highly recommend it.

orngez · 06-29-07, 01:01

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Originally Posted by klumzypinoy

Hmm that I don't know..

I notice that the picture of the Citrus Wash on Chemical Guy's site has an opaque solution (meaning it's not see through), but my bottle of Citrus Wash is translucent (can see through it quite a bit, but it still has the yellow tint). Anybody have the translucent solution?

citrus wash n gloss does separate...the glossing agent is the darker stuff...the translucent stuff is the surfactant...although it does separate even the more translucent stuff still has the glossing agent suspended in it...its why it still has a yellowish tint to is...and there is no real loss in performance of the product...

kapinnn · 06-29-07, 01:15

This P&B company is interesting and they offer reverse engineering. Paul from CG always told me to send him samples of products I really liked and that they had no equivalent for and that he could make try to improve on the product. I wonder who labels to whom of if CG is just a brand of P&B.

This is funny...

kapinnn · 06-29-07, 01:29

CG's products seem to be cheaper than P&B... A lot of overlap in some products descriptions and appearance in some items. (similar items separate 2 phases).

ThEGuN · 06-29-07, 02:40

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Originally Posted by tod071

You'll need to keep looking even longer dude.

Warner Chemicals is also affiliated with Chemical Guys and also has the Insta Finish products on their website.

if you look they CG are almost identical to whatever they claim to do as they P&B are in Gardena near me and CG in Inglewood! Actually I been looking longer than that as I always had the same question asked....could CG get their formulas from P&B? Their is a lot of simlarities if you look into the details.

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Originally Posted by kapinnn

CG's products seem to be cheaper than P&B... A lot of overlap in some products descriptions and appearance in some items. (similar items separate 2 phases).

Because it looks like they (CG) dillute their products as I am looking at the P&B website they are more expensive because they are more concentrated look at the hazard rating sheet btw and you will see that the P&B formulas are more concentrated ...I bought some 3d products and could of sworn they are using a rebaged P&B formulas ..they are again almost Identical from color to what they do!!!!!