
Race Car Cleaner & Degreaser
Cleaners and degreasers available from Behrent’s Performance Warehouse are formulated to keep your race car, tires, brakes, gear, and equipment in peak condition. Specialty engineered soap, cleaning polish, degreaser spray, wax, and protective solutions keep dirt, debris, and residue from affecting racing equipment, helmets, and gear so you can concentrate on performance instead of a mess. Use a degreaser spray to give your car a shine between races or slough off the grime from the day; these protective cleaners are developed to combat the extreme conditions at the track. Freshen up fire suits, helmet liners, gloves, and other racing clothing on busy weekends between events with Molecule antimicrobial spray and cleaners from Simpson. Clean, polish, and protect your racing helmet, or keep your visor fog-free, with polish and spray specially designed for this important piece of race gear. Count on Behrent’s to provide gear and equipment cleaners from the top names in racing, from Joe Gibbs’ Driven to Allstar Performance so you can get superior performance on race day.
Do anti-fog sprays work on racing helmet visors?
Yes, most anti-fog sprays for racing helmet visors work. They contain a chemical that minimizes the surface tension of water so you get a thin film in the visor instead of droplets.
How do I wash and care for a fire suit?
Machine wash your racing fire suit on a gentle cycle in cold water with a specially formulated racing gear cleaner such as Simpson Molecule. Hang up your fire suit to air dry. Keep the suit out of direct sunlight to avoid weakening the fire-retardant fibers.
How often should you wash the tires on your race car?
Many drivers choose to wash their race car tires after every race, especially if they run on dirt tracks. Wash your tires more often, after practice but before the green flag, if they get caked with mud or dirt.