Grr! Wash your car with grizzly suds! The Bear Claw is the meanest wash tool on dirt and grime, but ultra-soft on paint and shine for the perfect scratch-free shine.

Use This To: 

Lightly agitate dirt and debris off surface
Maintain a perfect scratch-free finish
Trap dirt deep within fur and way from paintwork
Hold mountains of foaming suds
Help lubricate paintwork for safe wiping
Scratch-Resistant Mitt

The Bear Claw uses ultra-plush scratch-resistant synthetic fur to hold tons of water and suds and carry away dirt and debris. The thick woolly Bear Claw traps dirt and grime deep in the fur and prevents swirls and scratches. The massive plush Bear Claw holds over five-times its weight in soap and water, requiring fewer trips to the bucket for a faster and more thorough washing experience.

Ultra-Plush & Ultra Absorbent

The premium synthetic wool is ultra-soft, scratch-resistant, and machine-washable for easy maintenance. Pair the Bear Claw with any premium Chemical Guys car wash soap for a sudsy wash with enhanced shine and glow. Choose the Wash Pad for the gentlest touch, or slip your hand into the Wash Mitt for easy wiping. The Wash Mitt's durable elastic cuff is double stitched for maximum comfort and grip!

How To Use:
Washing The Car
Use two buckets whenever washing your car: fill one bucket with 5 gallons of water and 1 - 3 oz. of your favorite Chemical Guys car wash soap, and the other bucket with plain water.
Rinse your car, then wash in straight lines with the soapy wash mitt.
After cleaning a panel or two, dip the mitt in the bucket of plain water to loosen the embedded dirt and grime, then wring it out on the ground to purge the dirt from within.
Return to the soap bucket and continue to wash the whole car.
Rinse away all soap and dirt from the car, then dry with premium microfiber towels.

Care Instructions
Machine wash microfiber goods with Chemical Guys Microfiber Wash and HOT water.
Machine dry microfiber goods on LOW heat.
Do not use fabric softener or dryer sheets: fabric softeners clog microfiber, rendering it unabsorbent and useless.