Supagard
Written by: Vinnie van Rooij
Supagard is a Scottish webshop that sells their own products online. The company is roughly 30 years old and has a wide range of products available in their store. The company is based in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Supagard history
Not much is known or mentioned about the origin and history of the Supagard brand. The webshop mentions that the company has been active for over 30 years, putting the date of origin at roughly 1990. According to their Facebook page, the company was founded in 1988.
Supagard products
The current Supagard webshop appears to show 60 different products. These are divided into mainly 5 categories: Shampoo, Exterior, Interior, Wheels and accessories. The complete range of products goes from shampoo, detailer, tar remover, wheel cleaner, glass sealant, waterless wash, leather cleaner and brushes and other tools.
Supagard company information
Supagard has its own company website and is sparingly active on social media. The brand is rarely seen on detailing fora or message boards and it sparingly seen at detailing events or car detailing related meetings. The company appears to have a few domains in parts of Asia, however the official website doesn’t seem to mention this.
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