Carbon Collective
Written by: Vinnie van Rooij
Carbon Collective is an English manufacturer of different types of detailing products. The company is located in Daventry, England and has a distributor in America. They company has a selection of approved detailers and retailers in Europe and a distributor in America.
Carbon Collective products
The current range of products offered by Carbon Collective (also known as CC) revolves mainly around the use of ceramic ingredients in the form of coatings. The products are mainly offered via an online E-commerce environment, but some retailers might have a walk-in store or visit meetings/events where the products can be seen and bought. The products offer a ceramic form of protection for paint, glass and wheels and other surfaces, whereas the other products offer cleaning solutions, panel wipe and tools for different types of steps in the detailing process.
Company information
Carbon Collective has its own company website and also uses Facebook, Instagra, Twitter and Youtube to offer information about products and special deals. The company is located in the United Kingdom and has a selection of retailers that can be found via a form on their website. The brand is moderately active on social media and on message boards and/or detailing-related fora. The brand can sparingly be seen on larger detailing events.
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