

FuelCatch
“Solves an everyday problem. Simple & effective.”
Catches fuel drips before they hit your paint. Fits all cars.
- 5 second installBare hands, no tools. Faster than opening your fuel cap.
- Fits all carsFuel filler opening 50–76 mm
- Mystery drop5 unique designs, yours is picked at random
- Keeps your paint cleanNo diesel or petrol running down the side
What's included with FuelCatch
- 1 FuelCatch, mystery design (1 of 5)
- Fits fuel filler openings 50–76 mm
- Installed in 5 seconds with bare hands
- Tracked delivery
INSTALL IN SECONDS, NO TOOLS NEEDED!
MYSTERY PACK DESIGNS
Click a design and learn the history behind the design!
OIL SPILL EDITION
This beautiful Oil Spill design was used as the background of the first ever QuickPlate box.
Who would have thought we would have a product that catches oil spills two years later?
Oil Spill is arguably one of the better designs with its minimalist colour palette.
QUICKPLATE EDITION
The QuickPlate edition is what it says. The theme is based on the current look and feel of QuickPlate. Sharp minimalist accent lines wrap the current box, with a functional logo.
Have you ever looked at what functionality the QuickPlate has? The arrows and magnets...
SAKURA EDITION
"The owner left for Japan and came back with a full rebrand." - Eelis at HTS26
Well, I went to China, and I've always loved the colours and look of Sakura. I feel like it suits the feel of Carholics well.
The Sakura shirts are beautiful! This design marks a new era of Carholics.
FAMOUS RECIPE EDITION
Wheels and coilovers. The Famous Recipe to make a car look goooooood.
This design is an OG. We made shirts for HTS24 with this design. Our first shirts and the first proper graphic design we made.
Only 100 available.
DOODLE EDITION
FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME.
Carholics is not a fairytale story. Everything before QuickPlate was survival. Young Markus trying to get the company off the ground.
Nothing worked, but the brand kept standing somehow. QuickPlate was the last attempt.
The rest is history, and the history is right there, hand-drawn on the Doodle.
Only 50 ever made.
