Chem-X
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CHEM-X: TOUCHLESS VEHICLE WASH SYSTEMS THAT WORK Chem-X is built on a simple principle: cleaning chemistry should be powerful, transparent, and honest. Founded and engineered by detailers who understood the limitations of traditional wash methods, Chem-X developed their signature two-step touchless wash system, Stars and Stripes, that creates a pH shock to loosen road film and grime without mechanical contact. Each product in this collection is labeled with its exact pH level, dilution ratios, and real-world applications. Stars and Stripes doesn't mask dirt with fragrance, it uses strategic acid and alkaline formulas that work together to release bonded contaminants. Their broader product lineup extends this philosophy: Heavy Duty for degreasing and multi-purpose cleaning, Snake Oil for ceramic protection, M-Shine for polished aluminum, and specialty interior cleaners that cut through actual grime. Whether you're building a touchless wash system, prepping for ceramic coating, or tackling heavy decontamination, Chem-X gives you the chemistry to get the job done—without the hype. Made in the USA, biodegradable, safe on ceramic coatings, and trusted by detailers who need honest performance. CHEM-X FAQs What is the "pH shock" that makes Stars and Stripes different? Stars is a pH2 acidic formula that targets mineral deposits, brake dust, and bug residue. Stripes is a pH13 alkaline formula that cuts grease, traffic film, and organic matter. When applied back-to-back on the vehicle surface, they create a pH shock that chemically releases the bond between dirt and your paint. This combination handles contamination that single-step soaps can’t address effectively. Can I use Chem-X on my ceramic coated vehicle? Yes. Stars and Stripes are safe on ceramic coatings when used as directed. The formulas are well within the pH tolerance of most ceramic coatings. Chem-X products actually help maintain and refresh the coating’s hydrophobic properties rather than strip them away. What'
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