Maxx Sudz

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Maxx Sudz

4.8

186 reviews

$28.00

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A high-performance car wash soap engineered to deliver thick, rich foam for a deep clean. Lifts dirt, road grime and contaminants while staying safe on waxed and coated surfaces.

  • Ultra concentrated - only 1 to 2 oz per wash
  • Works in a foam cannon or a two-bucket wash
  • High lubricity to reduce the risk of wash scratching

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Description

A high-performance car wash soap engineered to deliver thick, rich foam for a deep clean. Lifts dirt, road grime and contaminants while staying safe on waxed and coated surfaces.

Why people
switch to it

Three things separate a good wash soap from a cheap one,
and all three come down to what happens between the mitt
and the paint.

Foam that clings

Dense foam stays on the panel long enough to soften road film instead of sliding into the driveway, which is what makes the mitt pass safer.

Foam that clings
Lubrication, not just suds

Lubrication, not just suds

Superior lubrication is what reduces the risk of scratching. Most wash marring comes from dragging trapped grit, and slip is the only thing that prevents it.

Safe on what is already there

Safe on what is already there

Formulated to stay safe on waxed and coated surfaces, so a weekly maintenance wash does not slowly undo the protection you paid to have applied.

How to wash
with it

The label version is three lines. This is the same process with the detail that actually protects your paint.

01

Rinse the car first

A pre-rinse knocks off the loose grit that causes most wash scratches. If you have a pressure washer, work top to bottom and pay attention to the lower quarter of the car where road film collects.

02

Mix 1 to 2 oz

Add one to two ounces to a five gallon bucket of water, or to the reservoir of a foam cannon topped up with water. Past two ounces you get more suds but no more cleaning, so you are just emptying the bottle faster.

03

Wash top to bottom

Work in straight lines rather than circles, one panel at a time, rinsing the mitt in your rinse bucket between panels. Roof, glass, hood and trunk first. Rockers, bumpers and wheels last, because that is where the heaviest grit lives.

04

Rinse before it dries

Do not let the soap flash dry on the panel, especially in direct sun. Rinse thoroughly from the top down, then sheet the water off with an open hose for a faster dry.

05

Dry with microfiber

Dry with a clean microfiber drying towel, blotting rather than dragging. Finish with Pure Quick Detailer as a drying aid if you want extra lubrication and a final gloss.

Two-bucket method.

One bucket for soap, one for rinsing the mitt. Grit rinses off into the second bucket instead of going back onto your paint. It is the single biggest difference between a wash that protects the finish and one that slowly dulls it.

Where it fits
in the system

Chrome Care Labs makes a focused lineup, each product for one stage of the job. Maxx Sudz is the first one, and everything after it assumes the car is already clean.

Maxx Sudz

Wash and rinse

You are here

Tire Shine

Dress the sidewalls

Interior Cleaner

Cabin wipe-down

Pure Quick Detailer

Final gloss and upkeep

Complete
the system

Each bottle does one job properly and hands off to the next, and none of them overlap into a job another one does better.

What it is
safe on

This is a maintenance wash. It cleans the exterior of the car and leaves protection alone, which also means there are jobs it is deliberately not built for.

Use it on

  • Paint and clear coat, including single stage
  • Waxed, sealed and ceramic-coated paint
  • Matte and satin finishes, including wraps
  • Glass, windshields and mirrors
  • Wheels, wheel faces and barrels
  • Chrome, polished metal and plastic trim
  • Motorcycles, boats, RVs and bicycles

Reach for something else

  • Tire sidewalls - use Tire Shine after drying
  • Interior surfaces - use Interior Cleaner
  • Stripping an old coating before recoating
  • Bonded contamination like tar, sap or iron
  • Engine bays and heavy degreasing

A maintenance wash is designed to leave protection intact, which is exactly why it will not strip one. Those last three jobs need a dedicated decon product.

How it
compares

Three things get sold as car wash soap and they are not the same product. Here is where each one actually belongs.

Maxx Sudz
Ready-to-use soap
Dish detergent
Per wash
1 to 2 oz
4 to 6 oz
Varies
Safe on wax and coatings
Yes
Usually
No, strips them
Lubrication for the mitt
High
Moderate
Low
Foam cannon suitable
Yes
Sometimes
No
Adds gloss enhancers
No, by design
Often
No
Safe on matte finishes
Yes
Check the label
No
Right job for it
Weekly maintenance wash
Occasional wash
Dishes

Straight
answers

Still unsure? Email hello@chromecarelabs.com and a person answers, usually the same day.

Will Maxx Sudz strip my wax or ceramic coating?

No. It is formulated to lift dirt and road film while remaining safe on waxed and coated surfaces, so your protection stays where you put it. It is a maintenance wash, not a decon soap - if you specifically want to strip a coating before recoating, you need a dedicated stripping product.

How many washes do I get from one bottle?

At 1-2 oz per wash, an 18 oz bottle covers roughly a dozen full washes.

Is the Tire Shine going to sling all over my paint?

No. It is a solvent-based dressing built to bond to rubber, not fling off at speed like some water-based dressings can.

Can I really use the Interior Cleaner on my touchscreen?

Yes. It is safe on plastic, vinyl, leather, fabric and screens - one foam for the whole cabin.

What if I already own products I like?

Buy the pieces you actually need individually - the kit is a convenience, not a requirement.