FREE DETAILING PRODUCTS ALMOST!!! KOCH CHEMIE GREENSTAR All Purpose Cleaner

[@josevnueva7]

I dont think people realize how important this video is. It can be a huge component in their profit strategy.

[@JSMADW5]

My favorite detailing channel! I'm all in on this approach. Simple. Cheap. Less Clutter. Less Trash. This is the way...

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thank you. I really appreciate it

[@RictorIAG]

No offense to this KZbin channel but you should really check out Wilson Auto Detailing. He's way more about his business. In my opinion, using products like Koch Chemie is fine for the enthusiast but if you are trying to make a business out of cleaning cars, then you care less about high end products and focus on the products that work. I fail to see how Koch Chemie Greenstar is superior to Meguiar's APC or Super Clean. Meguiar's is $21 a gallon. Super Clean is $10 a gallon. Meguiar's can be diluted 10:1. Super Clean 5:1. So why spend $65 for 1.25 gallons of Koch Chemie Greenstar instead? Is it *that* much better? Of course not. It's fun to see channels like this, or Pan the Organizer, try to sell hobbyists expensive chemicals but it's 100% not necessary. That being said, we all have our preferences. I, for example, like the Turtle Wax Hybrid line that Pan covered extensively. It's pretty much unnecessary once you find out about Technician's Choice Ceramic Wax or Formula 4 Spray Wax, which can be applied with a spray bottle while the car is still soapy to eliminate the possibility of water spots. But we like what we like. So I get spending money on products just because you like them. Just be sure you know the cheap and the expensive methods. I really can't recommend Wilson Auto Detailing and IMJOSHV enough.

[@Ruhdiculus]

@@RictorIAG I’m telling you Koch chemie products are great and especially products like green star or multi star are super dilutable and strong. I wouldn’t really say much about a product unless you’ve tried it. Just because a product can do the same things doesn’t mean it’s better, or even the same thing “because it’s cheaper”. A lot of times those “cheaper” products cost more. Koch Chemie started from an industrial process, tunnel washes, body shops, etc.

[@annagraham6204]

@@RictorIAG There are some products that knock it out the park and are worth the extra $. Many get the job done but seem to be all the same sh$t in a different bottle. Cost effectiveness from a business standpoint absolutely. Luke Wilson hell no. He is the shamwow guy reincarnate. He’s selling an amwayish dream in a nightmarish fashion. Put me in a room with multiple screens playing his vids and a shotgun and I don’t make it 10min.

[@roninbushito]

Wilson detailing and man the advertiser are just content creators. I don’t consider them pros. They would never be able to qualify for any pro grade ceramics let alone Carpro which is one of the hardest to qualify for only 1% that apply get to use Carpro

[@yoster77]

You are the only youtube personality I'd like to meet in person. Your videos come across as if I'm talking with my neighbor. Very well done. Love the style, love the humble and fun attitude, keep it up!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks a lot. I really appreciate it. Glad you like the channel.

[@DAT-TEXAS-DUDE]

​@@HawaiiDetailing You remind me of that dude from the movie "Half-Baked" when they deliver him a bag of bud and he says have you ever got high and watch the back of a $20 dollar bill or got high and relaxed and watched the stars. Your voice sounds like that dude bad man.😊😅😂lmmao

[@1261danny]

Love the break out man. Very informative with the ratios. Not many KZbinrs put the dilution ratios.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mynsxt6]

A detailer with a great sense of humor too, it's always a pleasure to watch any of your post here on youtube...laughing and learning about new products and techniques!!!! from Raleigh, NC

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thank you. I appreciate it

[@ayang8404]

This was the exact video I was looking for. Thank you!

[@MoralessHD]

apc, enhancer, and interior cleaner is all you really need for a detail if you want to save

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yes. Thanks

[@jamesjowett35]

Great channel - love you energy! Keep it up, look forward to many more videos.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thank you.

[@squeeky504]

The APC is not harmful on the paint when mixing it 1:1 ratio? I noticed you did that for your contact wash

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Always be careful how you use aggressive cleaners. Check out this page for my dilutions. www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution

[@orthodox1717]

APC = jack of all trades, master of none. I prefer more dedicated cleaners for wheels, carpet/upholstery and leather. APC will still work for these, as you showed.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yeah. Ready to use products are great. Thanks for watching

[@Reaper-Jim]

I agree with the op to a point. Like, for example, upholstery cleaning. Most, if not all, “detailing” upholstery products are just not effective. Exactly why I exclusively use Bio Break (from Bridgepoint) on all upholstery when it needs to be addressed. I can’t even count the times I’ve refused to clean upholstery because it just didn’t need it. It’s also why I don’t use glass cleaning products, because nothing has worked better for me than isopropyl mixed with distilled water. Sure, colored and nice smelling cleaners are great but … are they really effectively cleaning? I find most of them just streak and leave residue behind. I’ll stick to what works for me. It’s true, you CAN use 1 product to do almost everything and you’ll see good results. However, unless you see the same vehicles week after week, you’re never going to know if you’re doing more harm than good … so why risk it? It’s why I say; use acid when you need to, use alkaline when you need to, use ph balanced when you need to. Least aggressive is usually best. 😊😊😊

[@CyberBobCity]

Love your channel! I good friend of mine has a place on Kauai and you guys sounds so similar! Great helpful content!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks. I appreciate it

[@archiepezek]

Awesome content as usual. Thanks Jeremy.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks a lot

[@MrCharly619]

Straight to the point I'm sold new suscriber here.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks

[@SpartanKyuubi]

One of your best videos yet

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks. I appreciate it

[@chrisracer2007]

With great power comes great responsibility, and accurate dilution ratios.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yes. Thanks for watching

[@BontaStore]

Thanks. Greetings from Ukraine❤

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Greetings. Thanks for watching the channel.

[@marinob7433]

You are insane man! Love you. keep it up!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thank you. I appreciate it

[@marinob7433]

@@HawaiiDetailing No no.. thank YOU for your time and the great video man. Great presentation 👏. If you can .. I want a video to recommend a wet vacuum for the mobile detailer that start now his business.

[@TripleGAutoDetailing]

Epic video Jeremy. Love the "mad scientist" in you. 🤙🏼Aloha - Triple G 😎

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks man. I appreciate it

[@Reaper-Jim]

Whatever the appropriate thing is, that’s exactly the right thing. Regardless of tool, machine, product or opinion. I’ve been detailing a long time. Doesn’t make me an expert but it does give me perspective. While providing an excellent detail, the ONLY important thing to do is be profitable. That means using ONLY what you need WHEN you need it. Nothing more, nothing less. When you’re doing your thing on your vehicles, none of that matters. Jeremy knows what I’m talking about. I am NOT saying that all you need is Super Clean to detail a vehicle. CAN you? Sure. It’s just not appropriate even if exponentially profitable. Detailing is largely mitigating risk/damage. Finding the tools and products that best work for you is part of that. What I am saying is that you don’t NEED a Kranzle, Rupes, boutique detailing products, expensive brushes or towels or whatever. You NEED what works best for you to deliver excellent results while remaining profitable … what ever that is. If that includes Kranzle, Rupes, etc., then that’s exactly right. 😊😊😊

[@HawaiiDetailing]

I agree Skull. That’s spot on. I just wanted to give you a shout out in the vid. Hahahahaha

[@Reaper-Jim]

@@HawaiiDetailing Always willing to insert MY opinions. Right or wrong. I appreciate the efforts you make to educate and inspire. 😊😊😊

[@kai_291]

You can do the same stuff for even less money, just get a gallon of Meguiars D101 APC and dilute it like the Green Star

[@Eric-fz7on]

🦷🏴‍☠️Thanks for all the mixing ratios . You don’t want too much teeth

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Hahaha. Thanks for watching

[@bigfranksworld]

Are you using distilled water in your extractor, or just house water? Great video, Thanks!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Distilled is better to use but not mandatory.

[@Massivedrawer15]

If u stop making videos I swear I'll find you bro. 🤣🤣 I just started detailing. I need this content.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks. I appreciate it

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Excellent as always.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks

[@madweazl]

Who makes the spray/dilution bottles you have lined up on top of the toolbox? I'd like to find something similar.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution

[@theunkownmr.562]

Just get you a PH probe tondial in your dilution. Once you're dialed in, you're good to go.

[@james10739]

I may need to pick some of that stuff up being an all in one

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yeah. It’s good. Thanks for watching

[@bfilz]

Dope video!!! Thanks for the tips!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks.

[@dailyDIYdude]

What’s a good mix for a pre foam on the car during maintenance washes before going in with a contact wash. Right now I’m using Bilt Hamber but want something cheaper possibly.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Check this page of mine out. www.hawaiidetailing.com/wash

[@gabekass985]

Can I take you out for lunch next time I'm in Hawaii? Thanks for the valuable info.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks. It’s all good. No need.

[@pasolsvargas4531]

What dilution do you recommend for 12 ik using GSF and Greenstar for prewash?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

I usually add 1-2 oz to the foam cannon for a prewash

[@MrZimmaframe]

I have used this stuff for years and i can tell you right now it won't remove tar spots. That traffic film and mud you showed, yeah, but not actual dried on tar spots. Green star is great for tfr, mud and general purpose cleaning but not tar..

[@huseyinalskan5539]

Greenstar or polstar. Buy yet the polstar for leather car seats ??

[@jakubhladil5340]

They are almost the same thing its just Pol star is less harsh, but I seen many day you shouldnt use greenstar on leather

[@mostafamohsen250]

What dilution ratio should I use for using green star as a pre treatment rather than a soap additive?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Check this page out. All my favorite dilutions. Thanks. www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution

[@mistamfmike8195]

Amazing video 💯

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks a lot.

[@annagraham6204]

I’d like to live in your garage if you don’t mind. Great breakdown 👍

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Hahaha. I spend a lot of time in there. Thanks for watching

[@owensteele1645]

@@HawaiiDetailing I like your garage as well. Cool atmosphere, and so tidy. It's up there along with the other KZbinr, Paaaan the Organiser.

[@atpgarageatl]

How did you mount your EGO blower on the wall?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

A deck screw.

[@atpgarageatl]

@@HawaiiDetailing thank you!

[@Amor1990]

5:44 I think your dilution is wrong. 1: 10 ratio 1.5oz to 15oz

[@HawaiiDetailing]

www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution Here’s a calculator that shows the math. 10:1 is 14.5oz of water and 1.5oz of product filling up a 16oz bottle.

[@chuckfink8239]

Awesome video as always. Would using a none ph balanced soap affect your ceramic coating at all?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

As long as its not overly aggressive it will be fine. It will possible affect spray protections for sure. Thanks for watching

[@PolishedMobileDetailing503]

Coatings are fine for ph 5-12 Sealants and waxes will lose durability from as little as normal washing with a neutral soap.

[@g80krish]

would this be safe for ceramic coated wheels and paint? if i followed your dilution ratios?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yes. Thats one of the many benefits of a ceramic coating is its chemical resistance.

[@99zman]

What did you have for soap/cleaner in the bucket?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Koch GSF. Thanks for watching

[@edwinpalacios1377]

Can you leave the diluted greenstar in the spray bottle? Or is that a bad idea

[@HawaiiDetailing]

If storing high PH products longterm pump a few sprays of water through the sprayer to flush it out. Then store. It will keep the chemicals from eating the sprayers.

[@edwinpalacios1377]

@@HawaiiDetailing thanks

[@iamsarceno]

For all these do I need to buy the regular ik pump sprayer or the foam one?

[@underscoreroa]

Looked like he was using the foamer. Otherwise it would just be watery

[@RnBGarvey]

this guy's cool

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks man.

[@79blustone]

Love the T shirt! The Germans pronunce Koch Chemie as Cosh-Shemie (one word) for future reference 👌. I'd still like you you to showcase some Bilt Hamber products as I'd like to see your thoughts of some of the cool stuff they do

[@CR-sh4io]

No, we dont pronunce it that Way 😂

[@HawaiiDetailing]

I’d like to if I could get them shipped here at a fair price. Thanks a lot for watching

[@catguy64]

I was so hoping you were going to use KC Motorplast on that engine after cleaning.😊 What ratio cleaner would you use to remove light break dust on gloss black powder coated wheels, 1:10?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Start light and increase as needed. Be careful this stuff is alkaline so don’t over do it.

[@TSimms7]

zep all purpose cleaner is 10 bucks a jug. works well. it's not advertised all flashy but it's good. All zep products seem to be good and do what the jug says. If they weren't good, they wouldn't have lasted since pre 1940.

[@flowinthrou]

Koh kemi

[@RictorIAG]

I feel like the APC needs to be put up against much more inexpensive APCs like Maguier's or Super Clean. Frankly, Koch Chemie Greenstar is way overpriced. It's $65 for 5 liters (roughly 1.25 gallons) when Super Clean, which is available at Walmart and excels at everything is $10 and can be diluted as an APC at 5:1. So, 5 gallons for $10 or Koch Chemie Greenstar which is way more expensive? I know my choice.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yeah up to you man. I find green star plenty affordable at these dilution ratios but I have used them all over the years and I understand. Thanks for watching

[@roninbushito]

Super clean is not safe for paint and interiors and even tires being cheap is not good

[@RictorIAG]

​@@roninbushito I wouldn't use it straight except on wheels, tires, and wheel wells. But diluted 4:1 or 5:1 all the way to 10:1 for interiors works amazingly well.

[@alpha42069]

yeahhahaeahhh

[@sebacastillos]

Come on!! This product destroyed the plastic!!🤦🏻‍♂️

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Sorry to hear that happened for sure. Did you take the time to read the description? I also talked about this in the video. Greenstar is 12.5 PH and can damage surfaces if used incorrectly. ALWAYS TEST IN A INCONSPICUOUS SPOT. You must always start with the least aggressive dilution ratio and test until you dial in the right amount of cleaning needed to clean your particular surface. All surfaces are different. Also most off the shelf interior cleaners are all purpose cleaners diluted with a scent added.

[@nomad509]

Greenstar has become one of my favorite products to use in cleaning. I was blown away the first time at it's ability to tackle problem areas. I love using this product on areas that see the most road grime.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yeah it’s a good APC for sure.

[@christianacevedo9959]

Is this product also uv protectant?

[@jaykid007]

​@@christianacevedo9959 no but you can get top star

[@owensteele1645]

'Cotch Kemmy'😂Greenstar is absolutely fantastic. I use it in two pump sprayers, one at 50:1 for bug removal and most other jobs, and the other at 10:1 for dirty undersides, tyres and neglected alloys. It's the only cleaner I need for washing nowadays. I own the 11 litre square barrel and I've only used about a quarter of it in about 4 years. Very economical. It works great on alloys as I find it does not leave flash corrosion on the discs/rotors and make calipers dull like most other APC's can.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

I agree. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and watching the channel.

[@owensteele1645]

I laughed my socks off at this video. Thanks Jeremy. Great channel. Making detailing relaxing and fun.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks for watching. I appreciate it

[@jamielahugh8316]

How does this compare to super clean? Or mcguires detailer apc?

[@keithp115]

Love how you make detailing cool and fun, and not a chore Brother!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks I appreciate it

[@EireFirst2024]

My like turned your likes to 2000 😂😂😂👌🏻

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Hahahaha

[@JexuanyGuerrero]

I got Adam’s APC, would you recommend these dilution ratios for Adam’s?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yes they are a pretty standard dilution. Always test in an inconspicuous area to make sure you are happy with the results to avoid any potential damaging of sensitive surfaces.

[@pattrentadue6230]

Good stuff! Hey, can the IK Multi pro be used to dispense Green Star and then O&R if washed out or is not advisable due to potential cross contamination? Don’t want to buy two of these units if don’t need to!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

A good wash and should be good.

[@Quint1975]

if this guy could be less 'rad' with his delivery and more personal it would lend more credibility. One thing to note is Greenstar is a very good APC but it is not kind to pre treated panels or interior surfaces. Also be careful with interior fabrics especially leather.. yes Greenstar will clean it up but it might just clean too well.. be careful and dilute to requirements.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks for sharing. I do this channel for myself and my viewers not the companies that make these products. That credibility you talk about is called a sponsored video and that you would have to get on some of the other channels out there my friend. Hahaha. All that being said, the foundation of my channel is to have fun while showing real world actual results. Rad. That’s a good one. Thanks. Thanks for watching

[@Quint1975]

@@HawaiiDetailing Fair enough, your delivery aside, you might have mentioned how the APC can strip waxes or Sealants. Whilst I look for a more personal approach with a focus on realistic presentation (lets be honest here, you don't talk to someone like you do in this vid) I'll take on board your focus which is to make the vid more upbeat with energy. By the way, I watched your vid on the Bissell Spot clean pro and it was very useful, I purchased that very unit shortly after. Despite the 'rad' presentation :)

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks for supporting the channel. I am happy to have you here. I am glad you are upbeat and understand the deal. Check this out and tell me what you think. www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution I have been directing everyone to my website to get broader details on detailing topics. Its impossible to cover everything in a few minute video and the limited number of characters in a KZbin description. Have a look around and let me know what you think.

[@J1Z06]

Watching this now. Love this channel! You cover all the bases! Thanks for putting the dilution ratios exactly on here for us. Some put the 1:5 1:10(My math skills suck) You provide how much to put in, in ounces! Thank You. I have KC/GSF and love it. It works well. I'll have to try Green Star. Hope You're having a nice weekend.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks Jay. I like playing with the chemistry. This is some good stuff too. Thanks for watching

[@ScottKelley]

I've got some GreenStar on its way to me now, can't wait to play around with it.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yeah it’s some good stuff.

[@tb693ny6]

do you use that rim sealant on TRD rims?

[@SIat]

I usually do 3oz of GSF and 2oz of GS in the foam cannon and it’s super effective and has a ton of bite. The car basically rinses perfectly clean after letting the foam sit for a few minutes, even on a car that only has drying aid as protection

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks for sharing.

[@TheDramaHouse23]

Do u use them for the bucket as well?

[@SIat]

@@TheDramaHouse23 just regular shampoo in the bucket

[@CTTH100]

@slat Do you use that formula for frequent maintenance washes? Looking for something weekly on a coated car.

[@SIat]

@@CTTH100 yeah every wash! Coated my truck a year ago with Gyeon Mohs Evo and it hasn’t made a dent in the coating’s water behavior

[@fistofdragony3213]

KOCH. its called KO CHHHHHHHHHHHH CHEMIE.

[@moneyparhar]

Bug and tar remover but removed dirt. Tar will not come off with APC. U need special product. $60 for gallon of APC is ripoff. I been using superclean. Works wonder

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yeah man. Do what makes you happy. I get it. I have super clean too. Not a fan of using it on high end interiors myself but that does not mean you can’t. Also a $60 jug of GS will last most people a very long time. At these dilution ratios how cheap do you really need to go? Where you want to be with the cost and quality of your products is a personal decision. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@IGIMaster86]

It sound so funny when someone not from Germany tries to pronounce „Koch Chemie“ 😂❤

[@Haetheii]

If you need to save even more money, Superclean comes in 1 gallon size for under $10 in retail stores and they have a dilution chart available online. You can also try your own dilution ratios depending on how dirty your car is. I doubt you need to use very much at all for maintenance cleaning. The company doesn't recommend it for washing the paint, but you can try to use it like a bug/tar remover as shown in the video. It will probably strip wax coatings off your car (but all degreasers will do that, they are supposed to do that) Personally, I recommend getting a car shampoo, a wheel+tire cleaner and then use diluted Superclean for all the other parts of your car. You can find car shampoos and wheel+tire cleaners in gallon size as well.

[@firephoenix3951]

I'm just getting started with self detailing. However I have both koch chemie green star and super clean, they both won't disappoint you!!!

[@roninbushito]

Never use super clean on interiors

[@glenchaos9]

​@@roninbushitofacts fam

[@abdulkayum7220]

Do you have to use distilled water for interior? What's the downside to using mineral water? 🤔 Im new to this so I dont know much.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Mineral water has minerals in it that can leave spots when it dries. It also shortens the shelf life of mixed solutions

[@samthetoolman8068]

If the car is ceramic coated wont the Greenstar remove the coating?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

A real ceramic coating is very chemical resistant. Spray sealants not so much. Watch some of my torture test videos. Here is one kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3qtZ5-hfbiXo6M

[@anousonephouthasavong7898]

Straight to the point video with a couple different tips and products. Good job sir!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks.

[@BoBoy711]

Which detail shop on O'ahu do you recommend that does quality & real detail work? Mahalo.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

autodetailhawaii.com Shaes Luxary Detailing. Good guy. Tell him Jeremy from Hawaii Detailing sent you.

[@luxuryautospa_ca]

Every time you laugh it is so annoying nothings funny you make it awkward everybody’s trying to figure out what’s funny

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Well you saying this is definitely not funny. Hahahahahaha

[@TheDramaHouse23]

Could I use this on the dashboard and carpets?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

On the dash make sure it’s diluted properly. Too strong and it can damage the plastic. Check out my dilution page on my website www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution ***Always test in an area that is inconspicuous to make sure you have it right before going to deep.

[@rkouns]

I had to say that a few times, encapsulate, lubricate so I can agitate. Love these videos

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks. Hahaha. I know what you mean.

[@annagraham6204]

lol I know. My other favorite of his is minimal amount of “suction reduction” :)

[@jakubhladil5340]

Im certainly ordering Gs. It just seems to cut out so many overpriced products that are the same thing in different bottle. Cant be ordering bug sprays, tire cleaners, engine bay cleaners and bunch of other stuff to enjoy occasional home wash without spending 100€ every time I am missing few products. Also these safe products just get you diluted down thing that is safe for the price of full 1l bottle of Gs that can multiply the times you can use it. Love Koch Chemie for their simplicity even though it took me a second to figure out what each cleaner is for. No need to buy their other stuff with GS for now since I want to get the basics down first before I go further.

[@MrZimmaframe]

"Kow cam mee"? Wtf lol 😂 "Koch chemie"... Been using the stuff for years and it's great. I use it as a prewash around 10/1 and for interior work 15-20/1.

[@gigachad4211]

How about for rubber car matts does anyone know the dilution ?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution Check here

[@nerickojas2894]

What’s the dilution if I wanted to put it in my big ik foamer

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Here are my favorite dilutions and a calculator to sort it out. www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution

[@Amor1990]

You have to use on dirty tires and rims otherwise it shows nothing

[@HawaiiDetailing]

It is more for people that are interested in mixing up their own products on the cheap. It is not a disaster clean up video.

[@stevensanchez7740]

Best video out rn🤘thank you man

[@HawaiiDetailing]

I appreciate it. Thanks.

[@JustTonyF]

How long can you keep the ratio in the bottle? Will the quality be reduced over time? Lets say 1:20 ratio, only used 50%. Can you use it again couple weeks later?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Couple of weeks no problem. Shake before use to make sure it mixed

[@JustTonyF]

Thanks for taking the time to answer!@@HawaiiDetailing

[@rodr.j5513]

Is this good for interior cleaning

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yes here are my favorite dilution ratios. www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution

[@Klingy_]

Will you recommend Mzr or Green Star? I have both and they seem to be the same but Mzr has better scent

[@HawaiiDetailing]

I have not used Mzr. Sorry I can’t give any opinion on it.

[@Klingy_]

@@HawaiiDetailing well, if you have a chance to get it, definitely try. Thanks for replying ! Love your videos :), love from Slovakia

[@rodr.j5513]

Are those bottles really worth it ?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Check this out kzbin.info/www/bejne/i36mloJ6jad2etk If you have the money they are great. There are more affordable options that get the job done. It just depends on your finances. Thanks for watching.

[@davidnuxoll7074]

for tires, does it strip the black color from the tires? Surely it'll get them clean but don't want it to be so strong that it strips color. Had that happen with Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Wheel and Tire, stripped color from my Kumho AT52s.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Never had that happen but dilute it down if you want it to be less aggressive.

[@yanniobkirk5744]

Most likely what you saw was residue left behind from that cheap cleaner.

[@davidnuxoll7074]

@@yanniobkirk5744 nope that was 4 months ago on that tire and it’s still the same and I clean my wheels and tires weekly. That same cleaner I used for years on other vehicles and tires

[@OverlyCuriousEngineer]

How much dilution would you recommended for use as a pre-rinse to strip old waxes/ sealants?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Check this out. www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution

[@OverlyCuriousEngineer]

@@HawaiiDetailing thank you so much.

[@clemensstepho411]

How safe is this on leather? Would you do 1:20 ratio for leather, or water it down even more?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

When testing a product I would always use the least amount of dilution that gets the job done based on how dirty it is. Test in an inconspicuous area first. Hope that helps.

[@yanniobkirk5744]

Pol Star for leather.

[@TheDramaHouse23]

What did u use for the bucket method?

[@wilfredgomez2632]

Hi. How can you compare this KC with APC Meguiars ? I was about to buy my usual Meguiars but I watched this video and I’m changing my mind:). Ty for sharing your knowledge.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks for watching. I will look into it but I am so happy with this product that I don’t really want to change. They come in several sizes. Try a smaller bottle out. Thanks for watching

[@bread7289]

so idk if im crazy but 13.5oz water to 2.5oz of GS isnt that 1:5.4? I mean yeah its just 0.4, but I am just verifying for an example that im not crazy and this was intended

[@HawaiiDetailing]

I used a dilution ratio chart and then rounded to a measurable number. You can go up or down but I go conservative with my dilutions. Play around but just be careful not to go too heavy on delicates. Thanks for watching

[@legacydentco]

This is a great initial model to start a mobile business even. Pro grade product that is versatile. Just saying. Great video!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thank you.

[@randydubb3]

Bro you just taught us how to start our own cleaner line 😂

[@goodhomeplan]

Nice review. Have you ever tried the Extra Tough Multipurpose Cleaner degreaser APC? It is a lot cheaper, doesnt leave scarring if dried on surface and works smazing.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Have never tried it. Will look into it. Thanks for watching

[@Sphynx2716]

I enjoy your videos. Im learning the basics from your explanations and the details that go into detailing. Back on topic. I been searching for a good all purpose cleaner to strip old/new wax sealant without damaging the paint. The internet is all over the place. What are your top 3 that you would use for my situation?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

I use green star as my goto APC. amzn.to/3SChDoI

[@IvanCervantesRoman]

nice video! how would i dilute heavily dirty cloth or fabric seats/car matts and under the car mats (the car carpet) ?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

www.hawaiidetailing.com/dillution Look here for all my favorite dilutions. Thanks

[@Nextlevelmobiledetailing]

Which model leaf blower is this one? Looks light and easy to maneuver around the vehicle for drying

[@HawaiiDetailing]

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[@macfamily5693]

Great video, Genius idea for multipurpose chemicals and you are right, they work! Man you need more dirty cars : )

[@HawaiiDetailing]

I try to keep them clean. I don’t like the disasters. Hahahaha. Thanks for watching

[@stokley121]

Dude this video is legit. I got some Gs just to have for tougher areas as needed and love how you present various scenarios here. Cheers.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks

[@AntLive29]

Yo, this was funny. Great video😂

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.