PROFESSIONAL CHROME POLISH AND RUST REMOVER!

The Story Behind Quick Chrome

Quick Chrome wasn't born in a boardroom—it was born in a shop over the sound of a vintage engine and the frustration of an empty shelf.

 

Founders Andrew Henderson and Scott Durr have been friends and neighbors for years, sharing a deep-rooted obsession with classic steel. Andrew brings the professional edge as the owner and operator of Precision Automotive in Grinnell, Iowa, where he’s spent his career ensuring high-performance vehicles run as good as they look.

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Scott is the quintessential enthusiast—the kind of guy who’s always under a hood, mentoring the next generation of gearheads, or working in his home shop. Recently, Scott’s passion for "rescuing" classics took a legendary turn when he won a 1978 Ford F100 restored by the team at Vice Grip Garage (VGG).

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Why Quick Chrome?

While Scott was maintaining his newly-acquired F100 and Andrew was finishing customer builds, they noticed a glaring problem: the industry-standard chrome polish they had relied on for years—the legendary original Quick-Glo—had vanished from the market.

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Tired of watery alternatives that didn't cut through Iowa road grime or light surface rust, they decided to take matters into their own hands. They spent months testing and perfecting a heavy-duty paste that delivered the "best-in-class" results they demanded for their own rigs.

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The result is Quick Chrome. It’s a professional-grade formula created by two guys who know that a mirror finish isn't just about aesthetics—it’s about pride.