I'm def a big fan of kcx products. I have the nano magic and I agree with you. It's good. I use it here and there. Have you tried the reactivation shampoo yet? I bought that but honestly afraid to use it being such a low ph.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa How is it on ceramic coated cars ? I'm thinking about ordering it and using it for coated cars for maintenance once every 3 months or something like that
Hey brother I watch you for a couple of years from Europe first I want to say you do a really nice work and enjoyable and JESUS bless you my man and I want to say It’s like carpro hydrofoam I don’t know if you try it is really very good stuff so in your opinion wich is better
At Koch Chemie USA sure they have a 750ml bottle for under $20 I was thinking about getting that first before investing in a larger bottle this spending more money.
Hi , what were the quantities of water and shampoo in the foam canon bottle ? My idea is to use only this shampoo for prewash and contact after .Hello from Switzerland:)
Boosts protection on costed cars snd adds protection to uncoated cars.... personally I'd use it for uncoated cars. Saves you a step from needing to use a drying aid or sealant.
@DetailsNMe same it's a bit in between. I just used it for a customer's maintenance wash to give their uncoated car a boost. I offer this in my mid tier was package and say it only offers 2 weeks of protection. Then in my higher tier package I use S0.03 for 3-6 months of protection. It's a little pricey but dilution is great.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpathanks for your answer , my concern was, is, that due to the hydrophobic characteristics a micro fiber cleaner will not restore the towels Tam
@@ThisOldDetailingDude Thanks for the reply, however I feel American Made products may work as well as other countries? It is all about being a Patriot...
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I'm def a big fan of kcx products. I have the nano magic and I agree with you. It's good. I use it here and there. Have you tried the reactivation shampoo yet? I bought that but honestly afraid to use it being such a low ph.
Yes I've got a video on it as well. Real good stuff won't hurt your paint.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa How is it on ceramic coated cars ? I'm thinking about ordering it and using it for coated cars for maintenance once every 3 months or something like that
@@KingTheDetailer i use it on mine it works well
Hey brother I watch you for a couple of years from Europe first I want to say you do a really nice work and enjoyable and JESUS bless you my man and I want to say It’s like carpro hydrofoam I don’t know if you try it is really very good stuff so in your opinion wich is better
amen. I have used carpro hydro foam in the past and yes its very good this is like that with more foam but not as strong of beading
At Koch Chemie USA sure they have a 750ml bottle for under $20 I was thinking about getting that first before investing in a larger bottle this spending more money.
Yea it is a pricy product
Hi , what were the quantities of water and shampoo in the foam canon bottle ? My idea is to use only this shampoo for prewash and contact after .Hello from Switzerland:)
I’ve had my eye on this but I’m not sure where it would fit in my wash regiment …it’s typically for ceramic coated cars only correct??
Boosts protection on costed cars snd adds protection to uncoated cars.... personally I'd use it for uncoated cars. Saves you a step from needing to use a drying aid or sealant.
@DetailsNMe same it's a bit in between. I just used it for a customer's maintenance wash to give their uncoated car a boost. I offer this in my mid tier was package and say it only offers 2 weeks of protection. Then in my higher tier package I use S0.03 for 3-6 months of protection. It's a little pricey but dilution is great.
Do you think its okay/good to use with a ceramic coat? thanks! :^)
@@Jaystice yes it would work like a coating booster
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa youre the best thank you for the quick reply too! :^)
Does the NMS Clog the drying towel?
probably over time. a soak in a microfiber cleaner i find usually restores them
@@BelLavoroAutoSpathanks for your answer , my concern was, is, that due to the hydrophobic characteristics a micro fiber cleaner will not restore the towels Tam
You should try s0.03
Great video
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Thanks for the video, however I''l stick with products made in the 'Good 'Ole USA'!
Brother you are missing out. I understand supporting USA companies. But not all USA companies sell good products.
@@ThisOldDetailingDude Thanks for the reply, however I feel American Made products may work as well as other countries? It is all about being a Patriot...