Love the Koch chemie compounds, such a pleasure to work with low dusting and great results. I Got the Koch system with matching pads from slims when the new range came out and it soon became my go to. I tried the rupes compounds when I picked up a new lhr15 mk3 and the rupes compounds are also great but I still find myself reaching for the Koch chemie whenever The polisher comes out.
Looking good. Love these videos as it gives a more indepth perspective of the products. That last product in the queue with the light cut and carnauba wax looks good. Think we need James to get some touch up paint. If it's panther black I don't mind buying it and using it on my car first before giving it 😊
Guys, where am I going wrong! I can’t seem to remove swirls! Am I going to quick? The bonnet on my car took me about half hour. Started with the heavy cut and then finished with the micro cut. Am I moving to quick with it?
What size Koch pad would you use with a Bigfoot lhr15? 126 or 150? I’m confused versus the Rupes pads where they are 150 but taper to 130 at the base/ backing plate side.
Good video, simple, brief and to the point. This is not rocket science, only need to be shown the process and relevant information and proof. Picking KC products and incredible range is half way to a successful result. Could you guys let us know how the KC pads are with FR tools you were using. They look thin enough for stability, but anything you can add about them?
Thank you very much! That's our aim - to make the videos fun and informative without scaring anyone. The pads have a height of 23mm which creates low torsion forces whilst providing a high level of stability and excellent handling. The unique density of the foam enables long-lasting compression hardness during polishing and the milling edge provides great flexibility, allowing the pads to move around contours more easily. Head to the product page on our website for any more information by just searching for Koch Chemie Pads :)
Just ordered your full kit of this brand .. what one do you recommend for a white Subaru fresh import I know the paint is mega thin ? Thanks in advance
Depending on clear coat, ie paint manufacturer. M3 for soft clear coats but if it’s tough F6 is probably best. Always start with least aggressive as that may be enough
Used m3 today with a rupes white pad on a scratched coated car. Took almost evrything out without removing the coating. Awsome stuff. Anybody use the p6 n how it compares to the champ of 1 steps sonax??
Love the Koch chemie compounds, such a pleasure to work with low dusting and great results. I Got the Koch system with matching pads from slims when the new range came out and it soon became my go to. I tried the rupes compounds when I picked up a new lhr15 mk3 and the rupes compounds are also great but I still find myself reaching for the Koch chemie whenever The polisher comes out.
Looking good once again I’m really enjoying this series
This is a great and thorough video on the koch chemie range. Just wondering if 1k nano will be effective on wheels? Can't remember them mentioning it
Thanks for the kind words Fraser. 1k Nano is ok on any painted surface on the vehicle :)
@@SlimsdetailingCoUk1 magic. Thank you so much
Are the Koch foam pads the same whether using a forced rotation DA or a regular DA?
Graham's Channel yes they are
Looking good. Love these videos as it gives a more indepth perspective of the products. That last product in the queue with the light cut and carnauba wax looks good. Think we need James to get some touch up paint. If it's panther black I don't mind buying it and using it on my car first before giving it 😊
I wish you guys could carry even more Koch Chemie products.
Great video guys have learnt a lot watching you 2 enjoying the work you do and making it fun
Thanks 👍
Loving the videos guys very inspiring. Looking forward to seeing the channel grow👍🏻
Great videos lads. Really great work. Well Done! Paul
Hi guys, what would be your take on the best Koch chemie pad for a one stage polish for a black car with soft paint. 👍😊
New Koch Chemie P6 with the Orange P6 pad 👌
Just received my DA kit today. Looking forward to doing car this weekend
amazing video. Is there a basic kit for beginners like with a cut, finer cut and final polish with pads, as i'm a bit of a noob
Amazing guys! Just loving your videos. Regards from Norway :)
Thanks so much!
Are the koch pads ok for a das 6
great video gents. love the koch chemie range, not tried the pads yet though.
You should!
Guys, where am I going wrong! I can’t seem to remove swirls! Am I going to quick? The bonnet on my car took me about half hour. Started with the heavy cut and then finished with the micro cut. Am I moving to quick with it?
What size Koch pad would you use with a Bigfoot lhr15? 126 or 150? I’m confused versus the Rupes pads where they are 150 but taper to 130 at the base/ backing plate side.
Providing you have kept the original backing plate with the polisher, you would need the 126mm Koch Chemie polishing pads :)
Slim's Detailing thank you! Bigish order incoming!
Awesome vid guys
Thank you
I have a DAS6 and f6 kosh! How long do I polish a 2x2 area for?
Pair of absolute legends. Loving the vids lads!!
Good video, simple, brief and to the point. This is not rocket science, only need to be shown the process and relevant information and proof. Picking KC products and incredible range is half way to a successful result. Could you guys let us know how the KC pads are with FR tools you were using. They look thin enough for stability, but anything you can add about them?
Thank you very much! That's our aim - to make the videos fun and informative without scaring anyone. The pads have a height of 23mm which creates low torsion forces whilst providing a high level of stability and excellent handling. The unique density of the foam enables long-lasting compression hardness during polishing and the milling edge provides great flexibility, allowing the pads to move around contours more easily. Head to the product page on our website for any more information by just searching for Koch Chemie Pads :)
Just ordered your full kit of this brand .. what one do you recommend for a white Subaru fresh import I know the paint is mega thin ?
Thanks in advance
Really enjoyed this video as a beginner. Will m3 remove light swirls and marring? Looking for a 1 step for a new car with light defects.
Depending on clear coat, ie paint manufacturer. M3 for soft clear coats but if it’s tough F6 is probably best. Always start with least aggressive as that may be enough
HI, the new Koch Chemie P6 is amazing for what you need
Used m3 today with a rupes white pad on a scratched coated car. Took almost evrything out without removing the coating. Awsome stuff. Anybody use the p6 n how it compares to the champ of 1 steps sonax??
What speed did you use of the flex for the F6 and M3?
Slightly confused. How comes your you never used P1 for finishing and straight to nano?
Thanks
HI, Koch Chemie recommended to us that finishing down with M3 was perfect before applying 1k Nano
Which is the equivalent to the Sonax Perfect Finish? Does it have the same cut level?
Hi, Koch Chemie P3 is a slight cut and finish or we recommend the New P6 one cut & finish, this has a sealant built in to it and is brilliant
Excellent
Thanks
Do some video of h9
We will do soon, keep a look out
@@SlimsdetailingCoUk1 also try angel wax enigma corona on the paint as a sealant it’s very good and insane beading
Great video guys, helpfully and informative but please do not lose the awkwardness. It really makes for a watchable clip.😊😊
Thanks..... I think me & James will always be awkward, we do enjoy making them and love that you guys enjoy them
Enjoyed this but it's a shame they didn't use there own DA polishers they are selling.
Love koch
Cute apron 😂
going to sleep with the music !