Clean And Protect Your Vehicle in 1 Step/ Koch Chemie NANO MAGIC SHAMPOO/ Car Wash/ Autoforge.net

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
  • If you want to save time when washing your vehicle, here is a product for you to try. Nano Magic Shampoo from Koch Chemie. It’s a shampoo that cleans and add protection at the same time. Check out the video for more info.
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Комментарии • 19

  • @richardseem7948
    @richardseem7948 Месяц назад +1

    Awesome video and product review good friend

  • @ddautodetailing
    @ddautodetailing 28 дней назад +1

    Great video!

  • @FredShramovich
    @FredShramovich 29 дней назад +1

    Looks great but I agree the cost and amount of product is quite a bit but I would like to try and see how it works. Good job dude!

    • @DetailingBreakdown
      @DetailingBreakdown  28 дней назад

      Ya, it’s something to try for oneself. I have some other soaps I’ll put in the bucket and see what I like

  • @96spectyper
    @96spectyper Месяц назад +1

    Great video thanks for sharing. I love koch chemie nms. I wouldn't use it as a prewash since it's not intended for that. If you just foam it on and use it in the bucket only it saves you more money. Great product 👌

    • @DetailingBreakdown
      @DetailingBreakdown  Месяц назад +1

      @@96spectyper what do u use as a prewash? If you use a prewash, then do u use NMS the same dilution for foaming(1:9), and then wash with a bucket style wash?

    • @96spectyper
      @96spectyper Месяц назад +1

      @DetailingBreakdown Hi as a prewash I would recommend bilt hamber touchless. Koch chemie nms is designed more as bucket soap. If you want to foam it on you can but I would use a higher dilution. Kcx has Koch chemie pw and s0o3 which are designed specifically for foam cannon use. Hope this helps 🫡

    • @DetailingBreakdown
      @DetailingBreakdown  Месяц назад +2

      @@96spectyper I saw yesterday their Foaming Protection soap, it looks very cool. I wonder why NMS and that as well. One for foam and one for bucket I guess. Yes, they have AF or SF for a pre wash as well. I have the Bilt Hambers and love those as well. Thanks for the input.

    • @tam340r5
      @tam340r5 26 дней назад

      Does the NMS clog the drying towel? Rgds Tam

    • @DetailingBreakdown
      @DetailingBreakdown  26 дней назад +2

      @@tam340r5 no, why would it clog the drying towel? It’s a soap with minimal protection, plus you have rinsed it off before drying. Don’t think that there is some major left over residue on the car after rinse.

  • @KingTheDetailer
    @KingTheDetailer Месяц назад +1

    Yeah i doubt its a long last protection just like most products maybe a month , guves you enough time to wash your car again and add the product again so it will last that way lol 😂

    • @DetailingBreakdown
      @DetailingBreakdown  Месяц назад

      @@KingTheDetailer totally agree. If used frequently, and washed frequently, it will do the job. Or u should have a base of good protection and this will just top off

    • @KingTheDetailer
      @KingTheDetailer Месяц назад

      @@DetailingBreakdown exactly

  • @davidboyce6427
    @davidboyce6427 Месяц назад

    What was your dilution in your foam cannon?. I didn’t hear if you mentioned.

    • @DetailingBreakdown
      @DetailingBreakdown  Месяц назад

      @@davidboyce6427 u have to watch again. I speak very specifically about it a few different times. Hint hint 1:9…..shhhhh

  • @KingTheDetailer
    @KingTheDetailer Месяц назад

    3 oz isnt a lot of soap for a foam cannon , the problme is the cost per bottle. You cam get ither products by the gallon hight dilutable that would be better cost effective and do the same. To me and my opinion they are just over hyped like any other product. Thats just my opinion tho i know people speak very well of KC

    • @DetailingBreakdown
      @DetailingBreakdown  Месяц назад +1

      @@KingTheDetailer ya, that’s avg amount for a foam cannon and the price is very high, I agree. What other products do you use that are similar and more cost effective?