The QuicShine99 Product Story
QuicShine99 started with a very specific problem at the racetrack. In 1993, a local Alabama race car driver and a chemical engineer set out to create a fast-acting product that could remove rubber and other track debris from a race car without damaging its surface.
The formula was not settled overnight. It took 99 attempts to reach the combination of speed, shine, and cleaning performance they were looking for. That process ultimately gave QuicShine99 both its name and the performance standard the brand would become known for.
Built for the Track
QuicShine99 was built around racers, race teams, short tracks, national touring series, and the need to clean cars quickly when they came back covered in rubber, grime, brake dust, and track debris. The product had to work fast, deliver a clean presentation, and do it without turning routine cleanup into a long process.
That trackside use became the proving ground for the product. What began in local pit areas grew into a go-to product for professional race teams nationwide.
From Race Shops to Everyday Garages
The same performance that made QuicShine99 useful at the track carried beyond motorsports. As the brand grew, it moved from professional race shops to retail shelves and into the garages of enthusiasts and everyday drivers across the country.
At its core, QuicShine99 instantly emulsifies and lifts dirt away from a variety of surfaces so it can be wiped away without scratching the surface. In one application, it cleans, waxes, and protects.
One Product, A Wide Range of Uses
QuicShine99 was developed around demanding automotive use, but its cleaning, waxing, and protecting action makes it useful across a much broader range of vehicles, equipment, and surfaces.
Vehicle Exterior Use:
Automobiles
Motorcycles
Boats
RVs
Campers
Planes
Tractor-Trailers
Heavy Equipment
Off-Road Vehicles
Other Uses:
Metal
Aluminum
Chrome
Door Jambs
Engine Bays
Wheels
Rims
