Koch Chemie Pol Star *Nothing but the best at G&S DETAILS*

[@r34drew]

better to you use in a foam bottle and apply to brush. avoids getting all over windows

[@user-oj8zo3cr4b]

I agree you can use a Walmart hand soap bottle too like 1$ instead of buying the KCX name brand one works just as good, also it help just use less product if you spray like that you can’t efficiently move and wipe the product and it also just puts out too much in the first place.

[@nicolashernandez192]

What dilution do you use for interior?

[@user-oj8zo3cr4b]

@@nicolashernandez192 1:20 to 1:5 i usually go 1:10 on fabrics, plastics, or leather (not headlliners obv) and anything more stubborn ill increase to the 1:5, but generally if the 1:10 doesnt work i switch to Green Star because its higher ph, youll usually waste product if your trying to attack and deep oil stain with the ph neutral polstar, polstar is generally meant for uPOLstery not interiors, but i like the quick streak free evaporation properties of it so i use it as an interior detailer, but green star is better suited for a heavily soiled interior plastic or fabric, never on leather though.

[@moneysubs1646]

Can't wait to use it this weekend 🔨🔨

[@earnwithronbecca6730]

Love that stuff

[@kriskata_1162]

The best product I have used for cleaning.😊😊😊

[@benreeve9130]

Supposed to be for fabrics. You should use green star for plastics

[@edgy179]

Or P&S express

[@Sodablood]

Pol star is for interior pretty much all surfaces - leather, alcantara, plastic, etc. The difference between green star and pol is pH level, pol has some protectant, and green has some inhibitors to allow use on anodized aluminum. You can use green star on interior if diluted properly. Pol star is pH neutral, green star is more alkaline.

[@Nisotovski]

How does it smell?

[@gproblemos32]

Not too bad not too strong

[@huseyinalskan5539]

And what about mzr ??

[@gproblemos32]

Works great

[@rosmarin2438]

Green star is better and more dilutable