Zep® Launches Cherry Bomb Auto+ Degreaser & Cleaner in Walmart and Online, in Partnership with NASCAR Driver Noah Gragson
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Zep®, the go-to cleaning brand for professionals and auto enthusiasts, has introduced its newest high-performance solution: Zep Cherry Bomb Auto+ Degreaser & Cleaner, now available in Walmart locations nationwide and online at Zep.com. Designed to cut through oil, grease, grime, and dirt on a variety of surfaces, this ready-to-use degreaser features a bold cherry scent and is built for everything from garages and vehicles to tools and household equipment.
'Cherry Bomb Auto+ is built for serious messes—whether you're working on your car, scrubbing down your grill, or cleaning up your shop tools."
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The product launch aligns with Zep's partnership with NASCAR driver Noah Gragson and Front Row Motorsports (FRM). Zep will serve as a primary partner on the No. 4 Ford Mustang Dark Horse in two NASCAR Cup Series events this season, collaborating with FRM and Gragson to showcase their lineup of professional-grade cleaning products.
'Cherry Bomb Auto+ is built for serious messes—whether you're working on your car, scrubbing down your grill, or cleaning up your shop tools,' said Lauren Houser, Vice President of Marketing at Zep. 'We're excited to bring this powerful, ready-to-use formula to Walmart shoppers and Zep.com customers, and to work alongside Noah and Front Row Motorsports to show the product in action.'
Zep Cherry Bomb Auto+ Degreaser & Cleaner offers professional-grade power and versatility. Its biodegradable, phosphate-free formula works on fiberglass, painted metals, chrome, rubber, and finished concrete. It is also non-caustic, making it ideal for automotive, marine, and shop applications, as well as common household surfaces, including the outside of appliances and grills.
'No matter how much you try to stay on top of the mess in the garage or workshop, it adds up fast,' said Noah Gragson, driver of the No. 4 Ford Mustang for Front Row Motorsports. 'This Cherry Bomb cleaner gets right to work on grease and grime and leaves the place smelling way better too. It's what I use in my own space.'
Offered in three sizes to accommodate different job scales, Zep Cherry Bomb Auto+ Degreaser & Cleaner is rolling out to over 2,500 Walmart stores nationwide this spring, with additional availability online at Zep.com. The product also complements Zep's fan-favorite Cherry Bomb Hand Cleaner, giving users a complete cleaning system with a signature scent.
For more information on Cherry Bomb Auto+ Degreaser & Cleaner, or to find a retailer near you, visit www.zep.com.
About Zep, Inc.
Zep, Inc. is a leading innovator, producer, and distributor of maintenance, cleaning, and sanitation solutions for industrial and institutional, retail, and food & beverage customers. Zep possesses a large portfolio of premium solutions built over an 85-year legacy of developing the most effective products trusted by professionals and consumers to get the job done right the first time.
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