OLD or NEW Leather: Do this to car leather | Koch Chemie Pol Star VS CARPRO Inside
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- How to : Car leather cleaning & product comparison testing CARPRO INSIDE vs Koch Chemie pol star
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I made this video to get a better understanding of the different products for leather on the market, I dont like conditioners and never will but I want my leather matte and maintained regularly. If your leather is neglected obviously you're going to need a strong cleaner to restore and degrease it, but if you've done that and want to take care of your leather how a regular basis then Koch Chemie Pol Star is a great option for that purpose. Be gentle with leather if it doesn't need aggressive clean and scrub that's probably my best advice.
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I think what you're seeing is the protection from Po. I've cleaned a 2006 BMW grey leather interior which has never been cleaned professionally before, no stains just worn in dirt. Using Po at 10:1 with a scrubpad, you can clearly see on the grey leather that all dirt has been removed from the texture and creases but it leaves a finished which I could describe as silky.
Hey Roger thank you for tuning in, you're not the first one to mention the fact that PO has a light protection component. We can test it further if you want, but on hard plastic it doesn't leave or change the finish so I doubt it would on leather. I want to agree with you but with all the testing that I have done PO lacks power for extra dirty cars in my experiences even at 5:1. It's built to maintain fairly clean cars, it has limitations in other words, this is why its PH neutral. The guys over at KCX USA likes to mix with greenstar for this exact reason. I like the product to clean my steering weekly with a damp towel it's great. Don't forget scrub pads can be abrasive even they tell you they arent.
Great video again and great tip on using the damp microfiber after the clean because very little people know or do this👌🏾👍🏾
Glad it was helpful! and totally agree no one mentions it. cheers brother
Once again Francois another honest review just like we like to see.
Thanks for your support, more coming up :)
Great tips my friend. I just came across your channel by accident searching for something else detailing related and you popped up. I will definitely be subscribing to your channel and look forward to future videos. Hello from Colorado Springs, Colorado.
You just made my day, thanks for letting me know, all of it. Appreciate you brother, glad you found the channel!
Good video. I have both cleaners. Tomorrow there is coming dirty car and i'm going to test carpro to that car leathers seats!
Good luck!
FYI: polstar has darkening and protective agents similar to P&S xpress. This is most likely why you are seeing the darkening/gloss effect. Green star 15:1 is my go to for dirty interiors. Polstar is great for monthly cleanings.
Thanks for the feedback
Is green star safe on leather & at what ratio ..? I’ve been told from kc it isn’t safe for leather !!
Xpress doesn’t have any protection in it. Do you mean Swift?
@@seventysschev negative. Per SDS sheet
Amines, Coco Alkyldimethyl, N- Oxides
Darkening and light protective agent.
Think about how xpress leaves a slightly dark and slick finish. Try a true APC and it doesn’t like a finish like this.
@@Embrxceyourdemons I stand corrected. I wasn’t aware of that, and definitely can’t call myself a chemist. Thanks!
I’ve been using geist instead lately. The finish does feel different, and now it makes sense why
I concur per my experience as well, I got one of the initial release of Koch Chemie when they first launch in the US and i have to say i was sold till after a year of using it i noticed the product seemed to be less effective than the first initial release, in my opinion its like a diluted version, i still use their compounds from time to time for mild to moderate polishing when i need a break on my main products Sonax or 3M for paint correction and carpro/gyeon for finishing and prep for sio2.
Thanks for the feedback brother!
Excellent comparison test and I agree CarPro Inside has more cleaning power. Inside is one of the very best cleaners for dirty or neglected leather. I just found your channel and I will be a new subscriber.
I appreciate your satisfaction & the sub. Thanks for your feedback, cheers.
It's a very professional channel. I use polstar products and use them for maintenance. I used 10:1 for the dilution ratio, but do you recommend 5:1 more? 🇰🇷
I mostly used it in 5:1 can't for other rates but yes for weekly maintenance and well maintained interior it's great, thanks for your feedback.
Thank you for that.
I read a comment where someone said the dirt that was seen on the scrub ninja was actually the leather dye. I hope not, but what's your thoughts on this?
Hey thanks for reaching out, I have never seen dye pulled from a scrub ninja unless a repainted steering or some sort of after market repair spot. Such scrub pad should be used occasionally if we're talking personal car, they can be a little abrasive if used with ton of pressure but shouldn't cause any issue if used with common sense, at least in my experience. The secret is doing one deep clean and from that point on staying on top of it with regular maintenance in a gentle process. I have a video on overall maintenance coming soon stay tuned.
I made the same expirience like you!
I like kochchemie, but they need a better leather cleaner
Thanks for your feedback brother, cheers.
Thank you for this great video. The makeup brush is pretty much useless.
Thanks again from Ontario!
You're welcome, glad you like it! Thanks for letting for me know!
Not really comparable, MZR was a more suited comparison as they’re both on the alkaline side. PO is great for Alcantara as it is neutral and safe for it.
This might lead viewers to wrong conclusions.
Understood, but it's simply a comparison between 2 popular leather product in north america. MZR isn't here and polstar is still labeled as a neutral leather cleaner, if you pay attention in the conclusion i'm giving suggestion for both product they have different purposes obviously. Thanks for the feedback
Pol Star has a lime smell. I use it mainly for just very sensitive interior components.
yes right on 👍
i think koch chemie makes one of the best if not the best chemicals in the world since 1968 if im not mistaking, I dont know about u, i have very high end nappa leather and i think koch chemie cleans the best.
Polstar is great like I mentioned in the video for new or already well maintained leather, I use it all the time, but it lacks power for neglected greasy leather. Don't get me wrong I love Koch, i have 2 more kcx product testing coming in the next week's stay tuned.
@@Detailing_Dogmaas a general fact, if you need power use higher Ph products like MZR 1:20-1:10. As you said people have or had high expectations from PO because some "detailers" advertised and presented it as an allround cleaner. I use it since 3 or 4 years now, but this should be used for maintenance on leather seats mainly, better for alcantara and plastics, I wouldn't use for fabrics with extractor because of too much foam. Great smell and leaves a bit of protection as well.
totally, thanks my friend. @@lovenyana86
As far as rubber mats, if they’re not super bad, I’m not wasting expensive cleaners. Use waterless wash like P&S absolute or Wolfgang waterless wash
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@@Detailing_Dogma waterless wash is also awesome for cleaning door jams. That stuff is really awesome for $ to performance. Dilute 256:1 for little detailing 128:1 for use as a clay bar lube
You mentioned Pol star was diluted 1:5, did you dilute Inside too ?
Yes Inside is a RTU and I always use Inside straight, cheers.
@@Detailing_DogmaI think that was not fair, maybe you should dilute inside 1:5 as polatar
Should have added P&S express. P&S is really good for $ to performance
Never tried it! I heard the scent wasn't too pleasant and I always stayed away for the fact it's a ready to use product when you do the math it isn't that good of a value. Regardless thanks for chiming it!
@@Detailing_Dogma you can dilute 1:1. The scent is there. It’s not offensive, if you using on leather, cover it with a nice scented leather conditioner. The scent of P&S is not super strong
It's not weird...Pol Star got a Ph7...It's much safer to clean with then an agressive high ph cleaner like the CarPro.
Thanks for watching!
Don’t you think that if you tested both Undiluted you would have seen different results?
For example what if you used pol start straight and Carpro Insyde diluted, the pol start would have performed better no?
The reason I asked is because I’m trying to buy a new inside cleaner and want to know which is better.
Hey man thanks tuning in the video and the channel! First off Koch Chemie Pol Star has to be diluted at least 5:1 (max strength) which is how I use it. CARPRO inside is RTU or ready to use but yes people have had success with it at 1:1 to 2:1 and so on. I like to use products how they are intended to be and tested by the Brand it self so here's my final recommendation. Use CARPRO inside for dirty jobs or if you clean your car once in a while, not regularly. If you stay on top on your car every 2 to 4 weeks and it's not greasy or shiny interior for example you can go ahead with Pol Star and use it as a maintenance product. Hope that helps and appreciate if you use my link that helps out the channel free shipping to USA and Canada : carzilla.ca/?ref=dogma
Cheers
@@Detailing_Dogma thanks bro!
Sir Frank is it advisable to use MBtex?🙏🫡
hey john! vinyl or fake leather is fairly resistant to cleaners in my experience, just wipe off claner residue with wet towel and then dry just like I recommend in the video. cheers