Another great video! Looking forward to the next 😊
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One of the best representation on how to use chemicals to your advantage and of course top that of with the amazing experience and video quality. Very well done! These ASMR is the best with the captions. Waiting patiently for another video 😀
Love your videos dude...so satisfying...its so difficult for us in South Africa to get the full range on Koch Chemie products, we are very limited...wish i could get all the products...keep them videos coming and keep on doing a great job.
Nice video 👍, Debating super foam or Vorreiniger b for a pre wash, wanting to use it through out the year I am aware of these being high PH they can degrade coating but rather that and top a coating up that scratches from the contact wash. Also deciding on a contact wash I was looking at AF, As and GSF and not really sure what one to pick leaning more towards AF or As but does As foam well as I like to snow foam the car for the contact wash stage, any help would be much appreciated thank you 👍
If you’re using SF as a pre wash I would use either GSF or As for a contact wash not AF as the higher PH is not needed if it doesn’t have time to dwell.
Dude this was a really cool video to watch. First time watching and I loved the back and forth from you detailing to the sweet tunes playing on top of a really nice detail. Very cool 😎. Had to sub!
Hi, great video! I really enjoyed it-great job! I do have a question, though. I noticed you're using an AVA pressure washer. Could you let me know which adapter you used to connect the spray gun and what spray gun you’re using? If possible, could you share a link to where I can purchase it? I've been looking everywhere but can't seem to find it. I have the same AVA pressure washer, and your help would mean a lot. Thanks in advance! I’ll be eagerly waiting for your response. Again, awesome video!
great video! How come you diluted KCX Super Foam 1:4? I can not figure out how active foam to put in my foam cannon. Some use it undiluted. The KCX website is really confusing when it comes to dilution ratios 🤔
We have just experimentet a bit and found that 1:4 works well for us, i would probably recommend trying some diffrent ratios until you are happy with the results.
Anbefales på det sterkeste. Vi har hatt denne Ava P80en i nesten fire år snart. Kun en liten mikrobryter som har gått, men denne fikk vi selvfølgelig på garanti (10 år). Fantastisk spyler med både godt trykk og vannmengde. Vi har derimot som du ser i videoen kjøpt custom pistol og div dyser, da vi liker quick connect og robuste ting!
Both are very effcient at removing metal particles, but MWC is more acidic with a PH of 5,5, compared to FB`s 7,5. You need a bit more Felgenblitz do achieve the same results, that makes felgenblitz more cost-effective when the car isnt as dirty.
Did you spray your whole car with Teerwasche before adding super foam. Instead of Super Foam can you use the As which has a ph 9.0 and add some GreenStar to make it even more alkaline?
Usually one spray the lower half of the car (+ the whole rear if it's very dirty) with Tea or similar products. Normally one would try not to hit the rubber seals around the side-windows with theese products. People are mixing Gsf with Gs, so you could probably do the same with As+Gs. It's possible that Gsf foams better than As. An As+Gs combo might be a bit runny.
@@RojohIIDo you think Tea is necessary to use in Canada? Same frozen climate but all the roads are pure concrete not asphalt like in Europe so there’s no tar that can sling on the car. Does Tea help remove salt or is it purely because of the tar? I’d imagine salt, sand & tar would be pretty hard to remove even with a strong prewash.
@@wd8005 I would probably use Tea or simaler products when roads are salted. I guess the main contamination is the oily and salty-roadfilm since the roads stays wet/don't dry for a longer period of time. My guess is that you'll want to use something that can resolve oilfilm. One other alternative could be a good citrus-based degreaser, but they tend to cost a bit more.
@@RojohII Oily Roadfilm? Pobably in Europe I guess because of the road itself, Asphalt is made of Crude Oil. Roads where I am is mostly bone dry as long as it's above freezing. Probably the only concern for oil is mostly leaks from vehicles not due to Asphalt roads like in Europe. We get some Freeze-Thaw cycle sometimes in the winter because of Chinook Winds it's warm air from the mountains it causes a sudden change in temperature which causes thawing of snow and everything in the road so it's slushy then after that it's back to freezing again. That's the only time the roads are wet. No rain here it's either Sunny & Dry or Snowing. Basically no humidity here we needs lots of moisturizers to keep our skin from drying out that's how dry it can get.
@@wd8005 I think you should evaluate the actual condition of dirt on the actual car. If it's just non-oily dirt, a good alkaline prewash will do the trick. If its oily, then a degreaser is handy since the average foams or prewashes wont do much dent in the dirt. Main point: You're gonna do a contact wash anyway to get the car squeky clean. Question is: Is the car 70, 80 or 90% clean before you start rubbing it (in)?
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Another great video! Looking forward to the next 😊
One of the best representation on how to use chemicals to your advantage and of course top that of with the amazing experience and video quality. Very well done! These ASMR is the best with the captions. Waiting patiently for another video 😀
Thank you very much. We hope to make the next video soon
How often it is better to use RRR during winter?
Where did you got those sticker for the spray cans ? Love your work
We bought them via a webshop that supplies Koch Chemie products. the stickers are made from Koch chemie to match the respective products etc
Very good video. Make more !
Hi, great job 😁. Can I ask what fittings you have used to connect the Suttner gun to the AVA pressure washer, I’m trying to figure out the same thing?
Great Vid! More of it please🙏🏻
Love your videos dude...so satisfying...its so difficult for us in South Africa to get the full range on Koch Chemie products, we are very limited...wish i could get all the products...keep them videos coming and keep on doing a great job.
Thank you very much! Hopefully KC will be able to expand to more countries. More videos are definetly comming!
Nice video 👍,
Debating super foam or Vorreiniger b for a pre wash, wanting to use it through out the year I am aware of these being high PH they can degrade coating but rather that and top a coating up that scratches from the contact wash. Also deciding on a contact wash I was looking at AF, As and GSF and not really sure what one to pick leaning more towards AF or As but does As foam well as I like to snow foam the car for the contact wash stage, any help would be much appreciated thank you 👍
If you’re using SF as a pre wash I would use either GSF or As for a contact wash not AF as the higher PH is not needed if it doesn’t have time to dwell.
Great video!!!
We need more videos like this 🙏👌
Dude this was a really cool video to watch. First time watching and I loved the back and forth from you detailing to the sweet tunes playing on top of a really nice detail. Very cool 😎. Had to sub!
Thank you very much, we really appreciate the support!
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Hi, great video! I really enjoyed it-great job! I do have a question, though. I noticed you're using an AVA pressure washer. Could you let me know which adapter you used to connect the spray gun and what spray gun you’re using? If possible, could you share a link to where I can purchase it? I've been looking everywhere but can't seem to find it. I have the same AVA pressure washer, and your help would mean a lot. Thanks in advance! I’ll be eagerly waiting for your response. Again, awesome video!
Great video
great video! How come you diluted KCX Super Foam 1:4? I can not figure out how active foam to put in my foam cannon. Some use it undiluted. The KCX website is really confusing when it comes to dilution ratios 🤔
We have just experimentet a bit and found that 1:4 works well for us, i would probably recommend trying some diffrent ratios until you are happy with the results.
Wunderbar!
Anbefaler du AVA sin høytrkkspyller?
Anbefales på det sterkeste. Vi har hatt denne Ava P80en i nesten fire år snart. Kun en liten mikrobryter som har gått, men denne fikk vi selvfølgelig på garanti (10 år). Fantastisk spyler med både godt trykk og vannmengde. Vi har derimot som du ser i videoen kjøpt custom pistol og div dyser, da vi liker quick connect og robuste ting!
What hose and gun are you using on the AVA? I’m not a huge fan of the gun and lance that it came with.
We don’t have felgenblitz in the US yet, would you say you prefer it over MWC? I am very curious how those two compare.
Great video, subbed 👍
Both are very effcient at removing metal particles, but MWC is more acidic with a PH of 5,5, compared to FB`s 7,5. You need a bit more Felgenblitz do achieve the same results, that makes felgenblitz more cost-effective when the car isnt as dirty.
@@DetailingCars right on, thank you sir
How about Koch Chemie Rrr? That is also iron remover.
You would get a lot more views if you spoke
I have a question. How does rinsing from bottom to top allow for more dwell timw and dilute the foam less?
Rinsing from bottom to top allows the soap to work on the same area twice as it runs down, it can help to loosen dirt from the car :)
@@DetailingCars I see now that makes sense. Thank you for the tip! Upload more videos please 😍
@@jeremymusa1544 awsome! We will soon!
@@DetailingCars yasss! Excited to see more of koch chemie. There aren’t enough videos on youtube on koch chemie. I think the brand deserves more
Did you spray your whole car with Teerwasche before adding super foam. Instead of Super Foam can you use the As which has a ph 9.0 and add some GreenStar to make it even more alkaline?
Usually one spray the lower half of the car (+ the whole rear if it's very dirty) with Tea or similar products. Normally one would try not to hit the rubber seals around the side-windows with theese products.
People are mixing Gsf with Gs, so you could probably do the same with As+Gs. It's possible that Gsf foams better than As. An As+Gs combo might be a bit runny.
@@RojohIIDo you think Tea is necessary to use in Canada? Same frozen climate but all the roads are pure concrete not asphalt like in Europe so there’s no tar that can sling on the car. Does Tea help remove salt or is it purely because of the tar? I’d imagine salt, sand & tar would be pretty hard to remove even with a strong prewash.
@@wd8005 I would probably use Tea or simaler products when roads are salted. I guess the main contamination is the oily and salty-roadfilm since the roads stays wet/don't dry for a longer period of time. My guess is that you'll want to use something that can resolve oilfilm. One other alternative could be a good citrus-based degreaser, but they tend to cost a bit more.
@@RojohII Oily Roadfilm? Pobably in Europe I guess because of the road itself, Asphalt is made of Crude Oil. Roads where I am is mostly bone dry as long as it's above freezing. Probably the only concern for oil is mostly leaks from vehicles not due to Asphalt roads like in Europe. We get some Freeze-Thaw cycle sometimes in the winter because of Chinook Winds it's warm air from the mountains it causes a sudden change in temperature which causes thawing of snow and everything in the road so it's slushy then after that it's back to freezing again. That's the only time the roads are wet. No rain here it's either Sunny & Dry or Snowing. Basically no humidity here we needs lots of moisturizers to keep our skin from drying out that's how dry it can get.
@@wd8005 I think you should evaluate the actual condition of dirt on the actual car. If it's just non-oily dirt, a good alkaline prewash will do the trick. If its oily, then a degreaser is handy since the average foams or prewashes wont do much dent in the dirt.
Main point: You're gonna do a contact wash anyway to get the car squeky clean. Question is: Is the car 70, 80 or 90% clean before you start rubbing it (in)?
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