Chemical Guys 16-Piece Arsenal Builder Car Wash Kit with Foam Cannon, Bucket, and 6 x 16 oz Care Chemicals - Car Detailing Kit Works with Pressure Washers, Trucks, SUVs, Motorcycles, and More
Chemical Guys 16-Piece Arsenal Builder Car Wash Kit (HOL169) is the ultimate all-in-one package for achieving professional-level results at home. Designed for both beginners and experienced detailers, this kit has everything you need to transform any wash into a complete detailing experience. With premium tools and proven formulas, you’ll be ready to clean, shine, and protect every inch of your ride.
The highlight of the kit is the professional foam cannon for pressure washers, which connects to standard pressure washers to deliver thick, clinging suds. These rich suds encapsulate and lift away dirt and grime, helping to minimize swirl marks and scratches during your wash. Combined with pH-balanced soaps, you get a gentle yet effective clean that’s safe for wax, sealants, and all exterior finishes.
This comprehensive kit includes six 16 oz bottles of our most popular car care products, a heavy-duty wash bucket with grit guard, a premium microfiber wash mitt, a plush drying towel, and applicators for waxes and dressings. Every step of the wash process is covered—from pre-soak to drying and final protection—giving you a complete detailing system straight out of the box.<
Built for versatility, the Arsenal Builder Kit works perfectly on cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, and even boats. Each formula is safe for paint, glass, chrome, plastic, wheels, and trim, so you can detail with confidence knowing your surfaces are protected. Whether you’re performing a quick maintenance wash or a full weekend detail, this detailing tools equip you with everything you need to achieve a glossy, showroom-worthy finish every time.
With the Chemical Guys 16-Piece Arsenal Builder vehicle detailing kit,, you’re not just washing—you’re detailing with the same tools and products trusted by professionals worldwide, all from the comfort of your driveway .
