Clean Car Coatings
Written by: Vinnie van Rooij
Clean Car Coatings ia a manufacturer of coatings for the automobile industry. Very little is known about the brand or their products.
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Clean Car Coatings history
Nothing is known about the company. Other then they appear to be founded by detailers, chemists and business innovators.
Clean Car Coatings products
Clean Car Coatings offers a range of products. The company website currently shows 9 products of which 3 microfiber cloths. The coating products are: Glo, Overcoat, Evo, Fame, Rim and Rain.
Company information
Clean Car Coatings has its own company website and is not very active on social media. The brand is not often seen on detailing fora or message boards.
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