Been doing a lot of research on detailing as I'm in the process of a garage makeover and adding a detailing station for home DIY use. Chemicals are like tools, pick a brand and run with it. I have chosen KOCHCHEMIE because of their wide selection of products.
This is one of the best no bullshrimp videos I’ve ever watched. I really enjoyed your style of presentation and content! Im a P&S user thats been contemplating the same changes you’ve made. Btw, i was based in Charlotte when i flew for American Airlines. Now retired and detailing in Northern California sierras Ps. I wont be going to the PW though, i charge quite a bit more than most & want to offer a product with better longevity such as Defender Also i hear plastic star is better on exterior plastics than TG due to its ability to spread better at lower usage
Thanks bro. I seen your ig post the other day I like the way you have your regular package price vs the maintenance price makes a lot of since. Thanks for watching. s/n in my opinion kcx is better than p&s I still use some of there products tho depending on the situation
Nice video. People are sleeping on Pol Star. It also works on fabric, I use it to spot treat headliners and seats. Also, when you run out of protector wax try out their newest sealant S0.03 lasts a couple months from what I’ve seen.
PS was mainly intended for fabrics, leather and alcantara. Plastic cleaning is a nice off label perk that works great. Don't put too much money on the protection side of it. For that you have TS (top star) that is damn good at hydrating and protecting the interior plastics. If you can I suggest using PW on darker cars and S0.03 on lighter cars. PW brings out the darker colors and S0.03 makes the lighter cars shine better. Both last a reasonable time for spray on and rinse products. I had daily drivers sealed with PW returning after 2 months that still sheeted water like crazy after a GSF wash.
KC is one of those few brands that you could use only their products and get great results every time. I'm also a big fan of Protector Wax and Pol Star. (Pol Star also has antistatic properties, so keeps your dash etc free from dust for longer)
Appreciate you taking the time out of your day to give to put us on this stuff. I wasn't on the KC wheel cleaner but added it to my line up. Gonna try that snow foam as a pre-wash too 💯
All chemicals are not created equal. I am a Koch Chemie fan. Been using their products for a while. I mix in some P&S, Gyeon, and Carpro products as well. KC definitely is my go to for quite a few tasks but I’m really liking the Gyeon Interior Detailer. Great video and keep it up!! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and same to you! I’m really liking the KCX products I to use Carpro and p&s for some task. I think carpro dark side is hands down one of the best tire shine
Hey Boss, just happened to stumble across this video. I recently started implementing a prewash or pre soak. My go to is P&S Absolute then foam, rinse, foam then go into the contact wash. Great video Boss man!
Excellent video!! I have used a lot but not as many of kotch chemi products as u have. Appreciate the great demonstration of these individual products.
I love kochchemie because all of their products are great. Most other companies have their bad products and good products but with kochchemie no matter what you’re getting you know it’ll give you professional results.
@D.B.K.mobiledetailing I used to run my detailing business in the Shaughnessy Vancouver, but recently moved to Beausoleil so my wife can closer to her family, I now use Fortador Pro max equipment and solutions , but Bilthamber is amazing product , I would always use touchless as a prewash ad it just melts the dirt off the vehicle, and for my bucket was I recommend the koch chemie nano magic shampoo, as a up sell Bilthamber touch on as it gives a hydrophobic protection. And trucks and cars as a up sale and this stuff is amazing is Bilthamber Atom mac as it is a corrosion inhibitor . But for my interior supplies koche chemie , except glass cleaner , as Bilthamber trace- less is by far the best product I have ever used on glass. But as a up sale I would offer glass polish using Labocosmetica vitreo and a glass cutting pads on the rupes mini.
I’m a fan also of Turtle Wax Inside Job, Phoenix EOD interior cleaner called Typhon and GEIST interior cleaner called Leather and Vinyl cleaner and they have a Carpet and Upholstery cleaner. So there are so many good cleansers; I’m just satisfied that many will get the job done including Xpress by P&S👍
Green star is my go to ! 10:1 for even dirty wheels 1oz inside foam cannon with 1 oz of local soap out here 20:1 for interiors 10:1 for really dirty interiors .
I love alotnof KCX products! Wish they were cheaper here though compared to Europe prices! You should invest in a MAd Car Care tip holder for your pressure washer gun! One of my favorite purchases this year
I love KC products as well. Undrdog has a new interior cleaner that is my go too now with all natural essential oils but light . Smells amazing and suds like crazy leaving protection as well. Their soap is also great. I’ve only tried KCs bufffing and polishing line
Give Dark Fury by Superior Products a try for your wheel and tire cleaner. Its alkaline so no real risk of damage to rims if it sits for a bit. You can order it through oreilly for like $25 for a gallon, or from their website for about $17 a gallon. It dilutes 4:1, and is honest to god a contactless wheel cleaner. Used it on a friends car that they've had since 2013 without ever getting a detail on their tires outside of the bs roll through washes give. She had grime all through the inner wheel, and all through the face and crevices. I heard others say its basically contactless so i just let it sit for 1 minute (just covered each wheel and rinsed them in the same order right after) and with my pressure washer with a 35 degree nozzle it was cleaner than the day she bought it minus some minor agitation on the studs. If you want something similar (honestly i think its the same formula/lab that made it) grab sudslab zero acid wheel cleaner from walmart at 16 bucks for 32oz can be diluted 4:1 or used straight and use it to see if its a product you can rock with. Better performance and cheaper than KC and brake buster.
Thanks for watching bro🫡 I think I will. give them a try heard a lot of pppl talking about dark fury. I also use suds lad tire applicator and scrub pads from Walmart as well very inexpensive and last a while too!
koch Chemie is that gass. I haven't started my detailing business yet since i'm getting some behind the scenes stuff sorted out. But I use their pre-washes on my car and a few cars I practice on! I have their GSF & Active foam, and Greenstar.
You could sort of cut on the AF by mixing GS into GSF. If i recall on the GSF label they have the suggested amount of GS to add. That's all I use when I snow foam gnarly exteriors. Then rinse, foam plain GSF and contact wash with GSF and finish with PW. KCx has too many "does the same thing" foams on their catalog. 🤣
Good question and thanks for watching amzn.to/4gU5UOT this is the one I use not sure where your located but my ppm is between 47-50 so we don’t have real hard water I’ve had this and haven’t had to change the risen since I got it back in January this year. I only use it for my final rinse or if I’m washing in direct sunlight and diluting my chemicals. I hope that helps.
I haven’t tried these products yet but I’m considering their foaming wash but I use Brakebuster with some degreaser and it makes the tires brown and gets really clean I do have the IK foamer and I like using it with the compressor to save my arm from pumping it up to get pressure.
Thanks for watching fam! Yea the ik with the compressor makes a difference. The foaming wash kinda reminds me of pearl. Definitely get the active foam for the pre wash
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing sounds good and yeah I’m subbing to your channel as I always like to learn new products and I’ve been detailing for over 10 years and I haven’t heard of this product until last week.
Are you buying in gallons? And being mobile is it safe to use AF indirect sun? Have you had any issues with that. I been using PW and I love it as well and smells great, but you’re right about using more water by doing this step and being mobile that is something to think about. Thanks.
Not really safe to use anything in direct sunlight....but if you are up against direct sunlight then It's all about how much you apply how fast you agitate and how quickly you wipe it off...
Thanks for watching fam! Cutlass just said exactly what I was going to say. Just be quick in the sunlight or invest in spot free water. I’m going to be doing a video on that soon. Make sure you join the fam so you can catch it. I buy it by the gallon once I decide to keep anything in my arsenal I’ll try the small bottle first and I just fill them back up and keep the little ones on the van to save space
Agree with you that Koch Chemie makes top shelf products. Pol Star in a KCX foaming bottle is one of the best cleaners for interiors. KCX Finish Spray Exterior is like magic on door jambs. Prevents water spots and leaves a nice layer of protection and shine.
I haven't used any Koch Chemi products yet. But I have used the Vonixx line. And man let me tell you Sintra is legit. Its highly dilutable(20-1). If you just want to try it, it's worth it.
I'll give you a way I use the pol star Aswell get yourself a 2 Oz foam bottle, they are just little and if you use the dilution for that and use the foam on a scrub ninja its great for leather seats and interior even for them nasty Alcantara steering wheels. that's how I use it and might go through about almost half of that bottle through a whole interior, so that 1L bottle will last you a long time. And I'm with ya on the if I see foam its cleaning lol 👍
i am also using koch but had a problem with steamer koch GrennStar and destiled water it basically in two cars diff brands. old merc and honda decolorized interior plastic
It was likely too much cleaning power having an apc and steamer on plastic, dress it accordingly and you should be good just be careful when steaming the heat can damage plastic
Thanks for watching. Yea you have to be careful on those plastic with GS try diluting it 10-1 or 15-1. Me personally I would use a ph neutral cleaner like polstar or xpress interior. You can use swift or a conditioner for the discoloring
Usually on older cars you should avoid using GS above 1:20. I do a lot of old cars (90s and early 00s) on a regular basis and that's (IMO) the sweet spot on plastics. Also have a water damp towel to wipe the GS residue, before hitting it with a clean dry towel. It's one more step but saves you a lot of headaches.
Yea I just recently got my hands on it, I’ve been playing around with it I like it so far the only real difference between the two is s0.03 last a little bit longer. I’ve been using it to wash clay and seal🤫 thank me later. Thanks for tuning in🫡
Thanks for watching bro🫡 you can do it that way, just be sure to put some kind of protection on it afterwards. Do the prewash then foam it up again for the contact wash.
Used koch chemie for quite a while, the pw if you add 2 capfulls to 500ml in your foamer your sweet, i also like to have a spray bottle mixed up works out even cheaper 30ml to 1 litre, don't mix a big batch it don't store well, mix as needed...cheers for the review ... never tried the acid wheel cleaner, gs with a agitation at 10.1 usually sorts it
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing This makes sense!!!!!! I was told early days careful most APC's on leather, good to know GS can cope with a leather, PO in UK comes as 5 litres too
Congrats on getting started🫡 It really depends on the severity of the vehicle. Decent condition 1.5hr severe could be 2hrs + I hope this helps and blessings on your journey!
Koch Chemie for pretty much everything here lol, Green Star Pol Star Active Foam Gummifix Their polishes are fire too and Ofcourse their Sealants and Waxes
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing for tires, door jambs, engine bay, prewash, upholstery, carpet cleaning with a steamer everything except leather. I use Pol Star for that. But my clients don’t care what I use. They just want results.
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing I think I'm gonna have to try out Po now that I've heard your review of it. I love P&S stuff but every Koch Chemie product I've used so far has been fantastic so now I practically want their old lineup.
@@DETAILSofficial I've been thinking about picking up superfoam as well, probably for a winter pre-wash or something since that product must fairly powerful. Any notable differences between Af and Sf or just a bit more cleaning power?
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Been doing a lot of research on detailing as I'm in the process of a garage makeover and adding a detailing station for home DIY use. Chemicals are like tools, pick a brand and run with it. I have chosen KOCHCHEMIE because of their wide selection of products.
This is one of the best no bullshrimp videos I’ve ever watched. I really enjoyed your style of presentation and content! Im a P&S user thats been contemplating the same changes you’ve made.
Btw, i was based in Charlotte when i flew for American Airlines. Now retired and detailing in Northern California sierras
Ps. I wont be going to the PW though, i charge quite a bit more than most & want to offer a product with better longevity such as Defender
Also i hear plastic star is better on exterior plastics than TG due to its ability to spread better at lower usage
Thanks bro. I seen your ig post the other day I like the way you have your regular package price vs the maintenance price makes a lot of since. Thanks for watching. s/n in my opinion kcx is better than p&s I still use some of there products tho depending on the situation
Nice video. People are sleeping on Pol Star. It also works on fabric, I use it to spot treat headliners and seats. Also, when you run out of protector wax try out their newest sealant S0.03 lasts a couple months from what I’ve seen.
Thanks for watching fam. I’m definitely gone check that out I seen it on the self and started to grab it
PS was mainly intended for fabrics, leather and alcantara. Plastic cleaning is a nice off label perk that works great. Don't put too much money on the protection side of it. For that you have TS (top star) that is damn good at hydrating and protecting the interior plastics.
If you can I suggest using PW on darker cars and S0.03 on lighter cars. PW brings out the darker colors and S0.03 makes the lighter cars shine better. Both last a reasonable time for spray on and rinse products. I had daily drivers sealed with PW returning after 2 months that still sheeted water like crazy after a GSF wash.
@@DarthVader-Detailsjust bought kc nms shampoo, would this be ok to use weekly ? with possible active foam for prewash
The one you need on hand is MWC for dusty wheels like BMW M or Porsches, Corvettes, etc. MWC handles brake dust better than AWC even.
Oh most definitely good stuff I keep that in my arsenal. Thanks for watching🫡
KC is one of those few brands that you could use only their products and get great results every time. I'm also a big fan of Protector Wax and Pol Star. (Pol Star also has antistatic properties, so keeps your dash etc free from dust for longer)
Thanks for watching bro. Facts indeed KC hasn’t let me down. GS on a magic eraser works wonders on light colored vinyls as well
Appreciate you taking the time out of your day to give to put us on this stuff. I wasn't on the KC wheel cleaner but added it to my line up. Gonna try that snow foam as a pre-wash too 💯
No problem and thanks for watching bro! The wheel cleaner is very diluteable you’ll love it. The active foam as well💯
I pre rinse with a rinseless wash in a foamer then foam with a prewash solution then foam with car soap for my contact wash
All chemicals are not created equal. I am a Koch Chemie fan. Been using their products for a while. I mix in some P&S, Gyeon, and Carpro products as well. KC definitely is my go to for quite a few tasks but I’m really liking the Gyeon Interior Detailer.
Great video and keep it up!! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and same to you! I’m really liking the KCX products I to use Carpro and p&s for some task. I think carpro dark side is hands down one of the best tire shine
Hey Boss, just happened to stumble across this video. I recently started implementing a prewash or pre soak. My go to is P&S Absolute then foam, rinse, foam then go into the contact wash.
Great video Boss man!
Thanks for watching bro🫡 prewash or foam rinse takes out a lot of the had work, and safer for the paint on your contact wash
Very good advice! I've tried a few of KC's products and they've worked better than anything else I've ever used.
Thanks for watching. For the prices and results KC is definitely a winner
Excellent video!! I have used a lot but not as many of kotch chemi products as u have. Appreciate the great demonstration of these individual products.
Anytime fam. Which ones do you use?
@D.B.K.mobiledetailing I have used the micro cut and also the aio..also magic wheel cleaner.
Top star is an amazing interior dressing it has some cleaning ability so you can use it for dusting weekly clients
Thanks for watching bro🫡. Ts is definitely some good stuff!
I've Subscribed Love your Demonstration please do more Content on other products just like this format, your the only one this does
Thanks for watching and welcome to the fam🫡 I definitely will!
I just started using AF and I like it alot. Smells great.
I love it and yea it has a very pleasant scent!
I love kochchemie because all of their products are great. Most other companies have their bad products and good products but with kochchemie no matter what you’re getting you know it’ll give you professional results.
I luv my koch chemie for my interior work and bilthamber for exterior great combo with amazing results , my clients luv it
Thanks for tuning in I heard some good things about the bilthamber! Where all you located?
@D.B.K.mobiledetailing I used to run my detailing business in the Shaughnessy Vancouver, but recently moved to Beausoleil so my wife can closer to her family, I now use Fortador Pro max equipment and solutions , but Bilthamber is amazing product , I would always use touchless as a prewash ad it just melts the dirt off the vehicle, and for my bucket was I recommend the koch chemie nano magic shampoo, as a up sell Bilthamber touch on as it gives a hydrophobic protection. And trucks and cars as a up sale and this stuff is amazing is Bilthamber Atom mac as it is a corrosion inhibitor . But for my interior supplies koche chemie , except glass cleaner , as Bilthamber trace- less is by far the best product I have ever used on glass. But as a up sale I would offer glass polish using Labocosmetica vitreo and a glass cutting pads on the rupes mini.
I’m a fan also of Turtle Wax Inside Job, Phoenix EOD interior cleaner called Typhon and GEIST interior cleaner called Leather and Vinyl cleaner and they have a Carpet and Upholstery cleaner. So there are so many good cleansers; I’m just satisfied that many will get the job done including Xpress by P&S👍
Green star is my go to !
10:1 for even dirty wheels
1oz inside foam cannon with 1 oz of local soap out here
20:1 for interiors 10:1 for really dirty interiors .
Green star is definitely a work horse I’ve never used it on tires, but heard ppl say they get good results. I’m gone have to try that out
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing you can even use it as a bug cleaner if you diluted five to one
I love alotnof KCX products! Wish they were cheaper here though compared to Europe prices! You should invest in a MAd Car Care tip holder for your pressure washer gun! One of my favorite purchases this year
😂bro I need one of those can't tell you how tips I've lost! definitely going to grab one or two!
If you like Polstar you’re gonna love Top Star. Non greasy excellent finish on plastic trims
Thanks for watching fam! I going to check it out I like that leather star too!
I love KC products as well. Undrdog has a new interior cleaner that is my go too now with all natural essential oils but light . Smells amazing and suds like crazy leaving protection as well. Their soap is also great. I’ve only tried KCs bufffing and polishing line
Pol star foams up better than any interior product I’ve ever used. Definitely my go to
Same here I’ve been using it nonstop since I first got it
KCX has the game on lock right now. the polishes, shampoos, interior products. protector wax and spray sealant are next level.
Most definitely! All the above
KCX got the game in a CHOKEHOLD!
Give Dark Fury by Superior Products a try for your wheel and tire cleaner. Its alkaline so no real risk of damage to rims if it sits for a bit.
You can order it through oreilly for like $25 for a gallon, or from their website for about $17 a gallon.
It dilutes 4:1, and is honest to god a contactless wheel cleaner. Used it on a friends car that they've had since 2013 without ever getting a detail on their tires outside of the bs roll through washes give. She had grime all through the inner wheel, and all through the face and crevices. I heard others say its basically contactless so i just let it sit for 1 minute (just covered each wheel and rinsed them in the same order right after) and with my pressure washer with a 35 degree nozzle it was cleaner than the day she bought it minus some minor agitation on the studs.
If you want something similar (honestly i think its the same formula/lab that made it) grab sudslab zero acid wheel cleaner from walmart at 16 bucks for 32oz can be diluted 4:1 or used straight and use it to see if its a product you can rock with. Better performance and cheaper than KC and brake buster.
Thanks for watching bro🫡 I think I will. give them a try heard a lot of pppl talking about dark fury. I also use suds lad tire applicator and scrub pads from Walmart as well very inexpensive and last a while too!
He doesn’t need to try Dark Fury because AWC is alkaline pH 14 (not acid) and very similar to Dark Fury. They are interchangeable to be honest.
I like using dirt buster and a little road worrier in my foam cannon for a pre wash
Hadn’t tried those how well do they do?
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing it’s a awesome pre wash! You can watch the dirt fall off
Hi great video , very helpful for a newbie like me . Can I ask after the wax spray do you dry/buff it off after ?
Thanks for tuning in🫡 if you’re referring to the foam wax you just rinse it off and begin the drying process right after
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing Thank you so much .
Good information and thank you for sharing. I'll need to check out some of these products.
Thanks for watching fam. You want be disappointed!
I just come across your video I use everything that you have minus the Foam cannon one
one and the 1 for tires The 14 the wax protect I use it
Thanks for watching🫡 yea the Pw is good stuff💯
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing your welcome bro
koch Chemie is that gass. I haven't started my detailing business yet since i'm getting some behind the scenes stuff sorted out. But I use their pre-washes on my car and a few cars I practice on!
I have their GSF & Active foam, and Greenstar.
Thanks for watching. They have some good products. Be sure to join the fam if you haven’t and keep us posted on your journey blessings to you as well
You could sort of cut on the AF by mixing GS into GSF. If i recall on the GSF label they have the suggested amount of GS to add. That's all I use when I snow foam gnarly exteriors. Then rinse, foam plain GSF and contact wash with GSF and finish with PW. KCx has too many "does the same thing" foams on their catalog. 🤣
Do you buy their product in bulk from their website or do you buy bottles here and there when you need them?
Thanks for watching fam. Only buy in bulk the stuff I use a lot of the rest just bottles as needed
where to you get your spot free water? how much is the cost averaging per gallon
Good question and thanks for watching amzn.to/4gU5UOT this is the one I use not sure where your located but my ppm is between 47-50 so we don’t have real hard water I’ve had this and haven’t had to change the risen since I got it back in January this year. I only use it for my final rinse or if I’m washing in direct sunlight and diluting my chemicals. I hope that helps.
I haven’t tried these products yet but I’m considering their foaming wash but I use Brakebuster with some degreaser and it makes the tires brown and gets really clean I do have the IK foamer and I like using it with the compressor to save my arm from pumping it up to get pressure.
Thanks for watching fam! Yea the ik with the compressor makes a difference. The foaming wash kinda reminds me of pearl. Definitely get the active foam for the pre wash
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing sounds good and yeah I’m subbing to your channel as I always like to learn new products and I’ve been detailing for over 10 years and I haven’t heard of this product until last week.
Great video! They also have amazing tar remover👍
Thanks bro. I’m gone to have to check that out.
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailingEU great. Lethal though 😅
@@zzhughesdremoves road paint too really good product
Are you buying in gallons? And being mobile is it safe to use AF indirect sun? Have you had any issues with that.
I been using PW and I love it as well and smells great, but you’re right about using more water by doing this step and being mobile that is something to think about.
Thanks.
Not really safe to use anything in direct sunlight....but if you are up against direct sunlight then It's all about how much you apply how fast you agitate and how quickly you wipe it off...
Thanks for watching fam! Cutlass just said exactly what I was going to say. Just be quick in the sunlight or invest in spot free water. I’m going to be doing a video on that soon. Make sure you join the fam so you can catch it. I buy it by the gallon once I decide to keep anything in my arsenal I’ll try the small bottle first and I just fill them back up and keep the little ones on the van to save space
Agree with you that Koch Chemie makes top shelf products. Pol Star in a KCX foaming bottle is one of the best cleaners for interiors. KCX Finish Spray Exterior is like magic on door jambs. Prevents water spots and leaves a nice layer of protection and shine.
My go to for interior is P&S xpress that works like magic on all interior
Thanks for watching bro. I keep that in my arsenal as well. I like polstar cause it leaves behind a little protection
I haven't used any Koch Chemi products yet. But I have used the Vonixx line. And man let me tell you Sintra is legit. Its highly dilutable(20-1). If you just want to try it, it's worth it.
Where they sell it at?
Koch Chemie and car pro are my go to products. I am looking forward to trying kcx sealant.
Same here I have more of those two than anything else💯
Does Polestar work well for foot scuffs on the lower part of interior panels?
What’s up fam! It depends on how bad the scuff marks are. Some tend to be permanent
I'll give you a way I use the pol star Aswell get yourself a 2 Oz foam bottle, they are just little and if you use the dilution for that and use the foam on a scrub ninja its great for leather seats and interior even for them nasty Alcantara steering wheels. that's how I use it and might go through about almost half of that bottle through a whole interior, so that 1L bottle will last you a long time. And I'm with ya on the if I see foam its cleaning lol 👍
Facts! Where you get your foam bottles from?
I’m debating between the kochchemie Active foam and super foam. Anyone have experience with both?
i am also using koch but had a problem with steamer koch GrennStar and destiled water it basically in two cars diff brands. old merc and honda decolorized interior plastic
It was likely too much cleaning power having an apc and steamer on plastic, dress it accordingly and you should be good just be careful when steaming the heat can damage plastic
Thanks for watching. Yea you have to be careful on those plastic with GS try diluting it 10-1 or 15-1. Me personally I would use a ph neutral cleaner like polstar or xpress interior. You can use swift or a conditioner for the discoloring
Usually on older cars you should avoid using GS above 1:20. I do a lot of old cars (90s and early 00s) on a regular basis and that's (IMO) the sweet spot on plastics. Also have a water damp towel to wipe the GS residue, before hitting it with a clean dry towel. It's one more step but saves you a lot of headaches.
those are good products, but how mouch you charge for a wash like that one??
Just depends on the package there getting. My standard starts at $130 for this size vehicle
Hey man love your video, you’re missing the gimmifix!!!! It’s amazing on interior plastic and mats!
Thanks for watching bro. It is good stuff I actually ran out of it
In my opinion on chemicals it’s what ever works cheapest and gets the job done.it is also preference
Thanks for watching. You have a point as long as it gets the job done ✅
My friend I’m pretty sure that Wrangler turned into an Acura before this video was over. I do agree KCX Pol Star is fantastic 👍
😂 it did i had 2 at the same location I started on the Wrangler first the client had to leave in it
Have you heard or tried the KC S0.03 Foaming Sealant? I was debating between PW, but just ordered the S0.03.
Yea I just recently got my hands on it, I’ve been playing around with it I like it so far the only real difference between the two is s0.03 last a little bit longer. I’ve been using it to wash clay and seal🤫 thank me later. Thanks for tuning in🫡
I stick pol star in a make up foam bottle. Its even better and goes even further
Thanks for watching bro. So I’ve heard I’m actually looking to order a few to test it out
Hey if I detail my own car how you feel about using only the active foam to pre wash and , contact wash
Thanks for watching bro🫡 you can do it that way, just be sure to put some kind of protection on it afterwards. Do the prewash then foam it up again for the contact wash.
9:15 yo. i am using GS rense it after 5 mins-->then GSF for smooth slide scrubing :)
Great combo💪🏾
Green star for leather too??
If it’s really dirty I will use GS followed by leather star
I'm currently reviewing polstar. I use it for awhile then give my opinion. So far I like it but the scent is hard to pass up. It's not there lol
lol. It’s not like xpress scent but it gets the job done! Thanks for watching.
Used koch chemie for quite a while, the pw if you add 2 capfulls to 500ml in your foamer your sweet, i also like to have a spray bottle mixed up works out even cheaper 30ml to 1 litre, don't mix a big batch it don't store well, mix as needed...cheers for the review ... never tried the acid wheel cleaner, gs with a agitation at 10.1 usually sorts it
Thanks for watching fam!🫡 Pw is the truth and gs is a longtime favorite of mine pol is my go to now. I’m gone try the pw in a spray bottle next.
Confused. Are you using GS and PO or just PO on doors and leathers. GS is an APC. I’ve used PO once last week. Great result on alcantara dirt
Thanks for watching fam! I usually use PO unless it’s really dirty or a stubborn spot I’ll use GS. Both work great tho. Definitely PO on alcantara
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing This makes sense!!!!!! I was told early days careful most APC's on leather, good to know GS can cope with a leather, PO in UK comes as 5 litres too
I usually dilute it 10:1
Koch Chemie Leather Star ( LS) is great for the leather , you should try it!
I gotta try that one!
That powerwok or that wax is crazy good i need to look into that fr
Yea it is. I’ve grown fond of it lately
Try the Carpro line they alsohave great products
Oh most definitely! I rock with Carpro! That and KC make up 80% of my chemicals. Thanks for tuning in 🫡
I just started car detailing to earn some extra cash. How long does it take you to do the interior and exterior?
Congrats on getting started🫡 It really depends on the severity of the vehicle. Decent condition 1.5hr severe could be 2hrs + I hope this helps and blessings on your journey!
my next line of product
You want be disappointed
Koch chemie is great. Overall they are one of the best
👍🏾You can’t go wrong with them
Koch Chemie for pretty much everything here lol, Green Star Pol Star Active Foam Gummifix Their polishes are fire too and Ofcourse their Sealants and Waxes
Oh yea! Have you tried the S0.03?
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing nah bro i havent ! im tryna kill this bottle of protector wax and ill check it out
superior products have some really good dilutable and they are much more cheaper then KC pink perfection foams up just the same
koch chemie is top notch
Most definitely 💯 Thanks for watching fam!
Love KC but man its hard to beat LA Totally Awesome. You can use it for damn near everything.
Thanks for watching. You use it for everything?
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing for tires, door jambs, engine bay, prewash, upholstery, carpet cleaning with a steamer everything except leather. I use Pol Star for that. But my clients don’t care what I use. They just want results.
Also you NEED to know about VB
What’s VB?
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailingits like the best prewash koch chemie vb vorreigner, look it up:)
Exact same products I use. Money!
All day!
I swear people are sleeping on Active Foam a bit. I love AF.
That’s my go to pre wash
@@D.B.K.mobiledetailing I think I'm gonna have to try out Po now that I've heard your review of it. I love P&S stuff but every Koch Chemie product I've used so far has been fantastic so now I practically want their old lineup.
The real ones know, people also sleeping on Superfoam, as a touchless or heavy prewash
@@DETAILSofficial I've been thinking about picking up superfoam as well, probably for a winter pre-wash or something since that product must fairly powerful. Any notable differences between Af and Sf or just a bit more cleaning power?
What's your favorite Wax family!?
Machine wax or spray wax?
i’m getting into superior but we’ll see how they are on maintenance cars