Maxshine is a car detailing brand that describes itself as a professional company specialising in the development of long-throw dual action polishers and other detailing tools. The company lists its headquarters in Wuhu, in Anhui province, China, and its home page says it has been "In Pursuit Of Automotive Perfection Since 2006". Beyond polishing machines, the Maxshine catalogue covers microfibre towels, wash mitts, detailing brushes, clay cleaning products, foam cannons, polishing pads, bucket systems, detailing bags and creepers, all presented on its home page under the line All for Detailing.
The Drivers HQ stocks a wide Maxshine range, with applicator pads, detailing brushes, wheel brushes, clay and interior detailing brushes among its largest groups. Applicators include the Ceramic Coating Applicators 12 Pack and the Hydro-Tech Tyre Gel Applicator, and the brushes run from the Horsehair Brush Large to the Carpet Lint and Hair Removal Brush. Decontamination is covered by the Clay Bar Heavy Grade, the Microfibre Clay Mitt and a 5 inch DA Clay Pad, and drying towels include the 600GSM Purple Single Twisted Loop Drying Towel.
Maxshine suits enthusiasts putting together their first proper detailing kit as well as detailers replacing worn tools in an established one. A typical routine starts with a bucket fitted with a grit guard and the Microfibre Wash Pad for the wash, followed by clay to lift bonded contamination from the paint and a twisted loop towel such as the 600GSM Purple Single Twisted Loop Drying Towel to dry the car. A tyre applicator such as the Hydro-Tech finishes the job by dressing the tyres.
Buy Maxshine from The Drivers HQ with UK-wide delivery by tracked Royal Mail, or call in at our walk-in store in Ilkeston, Derbyshire, where Click & Collect is free. Chemical-resistant bottles and the Detailing Bag Large help keep products organised between jobs, and you can combine Maxshine brushes, towels and clay with the rest of your detailing and car care essentials in a single order, whether you are replacing one worn tool or building a kit from scratch.