QUIVR Detailing Products – Real Results or Just Branding?

QUIVR Detailing Products – Real Results or Just Branding?

QUIVR Detailing Products – Real Results or Just Branding?

QUIVR is the latest detailing brand to go viral—but are their products actually worth it? Or are you just paying for sleek packaging and big promises?

This review breaks down each of their main detailing products and how they stack up against proven options like Tough As Shell and Super Soaper.

What Is QUIVR?

QUIVR is a newer detailing brand built on heavy influencer marketing. Their products have clean branding, minimal design, and bold claims. Their current lineup includes:

  • Foam Cannon
  • Hot Coat – ceramic detail spray
  • Pressure Washer system
  • Wash mitts, towels, and accessories

Let’s go product-by-product and compare them to real-world alternatives.

QUIVR Foam Cannon

Looks great, but foam output was average in testing. With regular soaps, it underperformed compared to cheaper Amazon cannons or high-end MTM setups.

When paired with Super Soaper, the foam improved—but the cannon still didn’t outperform others in its price range.

→ See the full foam cannon comparison

QUIVR Hot Coat

This is their “ceramic detail spray.” Easy to apply and looks good on day one, but durability drops fast. In our side-by-side test with Tough As Shell, Hot Coat faded after two weeks, while Tough As Shell kept beading and protecting for 30+ days.

No ingredient transparency, no SiO2 % listed, and streaks on some trim panels during testing.

→ Full breakdown here

QUIVR Pressure Washer

Compact and beginner-friendly, but performance didn’t match the price tag. Pressure felt like a 1600–1700 PSI unit, even though it’s sold as “professional grade.” No details on flow rate or compatibility with aftermarket upgrades.

→ See how it stacks up against Ryobi

QUIVR Accessories

Their towels and wash mitts are basic microfiber tools—nothing wrong with them, but nothing remarkable. No edge-sealing, GSM listed, or performance advantages.

Compare that to tools like:

Where QUIVR Gets It Right

  • Clean, consistent branding
  • Beginner-friendly setups
  • Easy to follow product line

Where QUIVR Falls Short

  • No technical transparency—no PSI, GPM, or chemistry percentages
  • Durability doesn’t match the claims
  • Overpriced compared to products that perform better

Want Products That Actually Perform?

Skip the Hype. Use What Works.

QUIVR’s gear looks good on Instagram—but Jimbo’s Detailing gear performs in real garages, driveways, and shops. From foam to finish, this is the smarter way to detail.

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Final Thoughts

QUIVR is visually impressive and easy to buy into—but when you test their gear against products designed by and for detailers, the cracks start to show.

Great branding gets attention. Great performance earns loyalty.