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Your final wipe should be with a dry microfiber. If your still trying to clean off dirt and grime from the panels you could either spray on the panel and wipe or spray the microfiber and wipe. Most important your final wipe should be dry microfiber to remove any possible streaks

Yes it can. Do a test spot first in a none conspicuous spot. Always start with very light pressure!

not so.

I little more yes. Buying a more expensive gun designed for better does help as well with less product

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That was an interior cleaner from hyperclean. We now use polstar from koch chemie or p&s express.

Yes it will. But you should always test a spot first. But I've had no trouble with black plastics

@@majestikautodetailing6163 Great, Thank you!!👍

Heck ya. You got any before and afters?

@@majestikautodetailing6163 I might be able to dig up some pics on my desktop PC but don’t know how to post them. After we clean the seats I apply 3M #09023 Marine Vinyl Conditioner and Protector. They are soft and look like new when finished. Very little effort required.

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It’ll be fine.

Honestly so far with my experience it seems koch chemie isn't taking any shortcuts and I'm really enjoying the brand

Ya I think citrol is amazing!!

So we run Koch Chemie polstar and p&s express in our shop!

@@majestikautodetailing6163 appreciate the response ,I like the p&s product

We buy our interior towels from Sam's club. They are 17 bucks for 24 towels

Chemical is pol star and wand you can buy at your local pressure washer supply company! Or 180 deg. Flexible Car Wash Wand for Pressure Washer, Flexes & Returns a.co/d/aGKKItF

I personally use Koch Chemie pol star. I'm spraying all jams and rubbers at the very beginning then rinsing with pressure washer during the rinse and saving alot of time. You could also use P&S Express with same results. Thank you for watching!!!

You can get active foam from koch chemie usa. Or www.carsupplieswarehouse.com. we personally only use ph neutral cleaners. But if you fallow and read the instructions on a none ph neutral cleaner I'm sure you would be fine

Pol Star is a dedicated ph neutral cleaner. Yes it is perfectly safe to use all the time

Amazon or carsupplieswarehouse.com

Holy cow are they unique or what. I would personally only uses like a steam cleaner and a autofiber scrub ninja!!!. I did a basic interior on one and it just need more of a vacuum and a wipe down. But it had some crazy looking composite plastic if you will. Whatever you do make sure you do a test spot on a inconspicuous area. Di yours have like 3 different color of plastics to?

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Sorry about that try that link

@@majestikautodetailing6163 thanks it's working now!

@@majestikautodetailing6163 Great tip!

Polstar is mostly water once diluted correctly!

@@majestikautodetailing6163 bunch of haters in this thread. Keep grinding fam. Best of luck to you.

You don't clean anything with water, 😂

Hey man thank you for watching. Where are you located?

It fan. I would definitely do a test spot in an inconspicuous area first. And don't rub really hard. Use light pressure

Your welcome!!

Very much so.

It really does. Some say they are using the same to less. But I think the only way to even possibly do that is with a hobby type air brush and not a spray gun

@@majestikautodetailing6163 so more like one of those pen designed ones? I'm looking to lay some product down.

@@conwaysdetailing387 ya so I am very new to laying down ceramics with both a spray gun and a air brush. I feel the air brush works good for wheels but does take awhile I'd really hate to try and do a whole car with one. But the hvlp air gun is faster but does use more product. But I'm still playing with settings and ratios so maybe it will change

@@majestikautodetailing6163 I'll have to try it out soon.

9 hours and I charge 110 an hour on special jobs like this

@@majestikautodetailing6163 so from experience you knew it would take that long?

@@ZackScriven for the most part yea I figured around 8 hours. So I was a bit off. For interior details and wash and waxes and things like that we have set prices and know how long it should take. When it comes to multiple step corrections we have an hourly shop rate it helps with not cutting yourself short on a job. Believe me I've cut myself short alot lol

@@majestikautodetailing6163 nice. so you quote them an estimate but bill them the actual time spent? Thanks so much.

Ya what a joke lol