Wash & Whips Car Care

Wash&Whips is a premium automotive detailing and car care brand based in Southern California. The company was founded by a duo named Parisa and Freddy, who started the brand to make high-end car care accessible and straightforward for everyone.

"6M" typically stands for 6 months of durability. Unlike temporary plastic dressings that wash off in the rain, this is a semi-permanent ceramic coating. It is designed to restore faded, graying exterior plastic trim back to a rich black color while providing long-lasting UV and water protection.

If you are planning to do paint correction (polishing out scratches) or want to apply a brand new layer of a ceramic coating, you need a perfectly bare clear coat. "Spa Stripper" is formulated with heavy detergents to chemically break down and strip away old, degraded layers of wax and sealants that regular car soap leaves behind.

This is a bundled kit focused entirely on the final stages of detailing: protection and gloss. It likely contains everything you need (such as their ceramic coatings, sealants, and applicator towels) to lock in a deep shine and provide long-lasting, hydrophobic protection against the elements after you've washed the car.

They are positioned perfectly for the "prosumer" the everyday car enthusiast who wants the results of a professional, high-end detailer, but wants an easy-to-use, step-by-step system (like their 3-Step Car Care System) that is safe for both their car and the environment.

The engine bay accumulates a unique mix of baked-on oil, heavy grease, and road grime that standard car soaps can't touch. A dedicated degreaser safely breaks down these heavy hydrocarbon deposits so they can be agitated with a brush and rinsed away.

A massive part of their brand identity is sustainability. They focus heavily on reducing plastic waste and water consumption. To achieve this, they offer waterless and rinseless wash formulas, as well as dissolvable refill tablets (like their Pit Stop Glass Cleaner) so you can reuse your spray bottles rather than buying new plastic ones.