The easiest way to safely remove sun cream/sun lotion from Leather, Fabric and interior plastics

[@GameWithViiP3R]

I love how much it foams up nd it doesnt leave anything behind nd so cheap too

[@SuperchargedLlama]

It's great isn't it, especially in a foaming pump bottle, or foaming sprayer. Someone posted the other day that they found it brillliant on bugs as well, they grabbed it instead of Greenstar by mistake and found that, for this task, it performed better!

[@imprezaworks]

Great video. Just bought some to try out 👍👍

[@SuperchargedLlama]

Excellent! You'll not be disappointed, it's the best interior cleaner of the lot in my opinion.

[@sveno6800]

Also works really wel on alcantara, wouldn’t go higher then 1:20 on that.

[@SuperchargedLlama]

I can't believe I forgot to say that; this is the best alcantara cleaner I've ever used.

[@deanpedley]

What’s difference between green star and pol star as I was going to get gs for all the interior ie leather seats,steering wheel dash board etc etc,do I need to use pol star at 1/10 to do leather seats,thanks in advance

[@SuperchargedLlama]

Pol Star is a different blend of surfactants which, I believe, leave a little bit of protection behind. From my experience it is a phenomenal leather and alcantara cleaner, but I use it on every surface inside a car. It foams up well, which is a useful trait for leather cleaning as it can dwell without wetting out the leather - particularly useful for perforated stuff. I use Pol Star at 1:20 for the vast majority of the time btw, it's incredibly capable. GS isn't really leather safe, but it's good on fabric as it's lower foaming than others, which if you're doing a wet vac extraction is a real bonus as it doesn't fill the tank with foam, triggering the float valve and making you empty the tank sooner.

[@decker0373]

Cheers for this one. I have so many chemicals (often multiples of different brands too) and I've recently been thinking, how many do I really need!?! I think Surfex at various ratios is amazing, chuck in a good shampoo and a QD, with a decent wax and I reckon that could be it. But this koch chemie polstar looks like it could be a good addition too. Cheers, hopefully our paths will cross at Waxstock.

[@SuperchargedLlama]

I do find I use Pol Star a lot, I don't really use APC in the interior anymore unless there's something that this can't shift (not that I've found anything yet, apart from proper straining, which an APC couldn't do anyway). I use Surfex outside, but this on this inside - it leaves no residue which for me is an absolute winner. Surfex can be a bit....hmmmm, like it needs a wipe of with a damp cloth afterwards?

[@decker0373]

@SuperchargedLlama I agree about surfex leaving a little something if not cleaned off with a damp cloth but, at 1% the cost saving is mega. But PS looks like one for me.

[@otomoravec1732]

@@decker0373 i found Auto Finesse Verso APC seem to work well outside and inside the car. It is definitely on the gentle side and smells nice, which for me is important when doing the interior. Surfex is a killer, but smells perhaps a little bit too industrial for my liking. I clean only my car anyway so i do not encounter heavier dirt or stains. Interior detailer is sufficient for me most of the time. Perhaps once a month, the primary touch points need a stronger wipe.

[@SteveLBMK]

Very good. A word of caution - I use the same microscrubber on my leather seats and steering wheel. For the steering wheel, it's fine with a gentle glycerine based gleaner, e.g. Raceglaze, but strips out the dye if you use something stronger, e.g GTechniq Triclean. Found out the hard way 🙄🙄🙄

[@SuperchargedLlama]

I use Pol Star everywhere, because of that very same reason - it seems safe on every surface at 5% and I've yet to have an issue - but making people aware of potential problems is absolutely critical. I find APC's of any sort are generally too harsh on leather. I guess this is why Pol Star exists (other leather cleaners are available).

[@otomoravec1732]

@@SuperchargedLlama something similar happened to me unfortunately. I was using Gyeon interior detailer which is quite heavy on alcohol content but they claim it is safe for all surfaces. It works great but all of a sudden i noticed that when scrubbing the leather shift knob in my toyota, the towel got black quickly and the leather surface almost gummy soft so i stopped immediately and cursed. Steering wheel is leather as well but no problem there. I guess not all leather surfaces are created equal. Cheers mates

[@BrianW1612]

I use this & a scrubber pad on my DIY repaired Nappa Leather. Coming up on 2 years since I used a leather dye to hide some wear & it's not removed anything 🤷‍♂️

[@SuperchargedLlama]

@@BrianW1612 that's generally been my experience with Pol Star too. I do see people using it 10% and I've never really understood why, it's so effective at 5%

[@SteveLBMK]

@@otomoravec1732 Absolutely. The microscrubbers are fine to use on seats and most leather surfaces with gentle chemicals. My BMW 330i has an "Individual" leather steering wheel which presumably is made from virgin unicorn leather. Anyway, using Polstar is fine, but using stronger chemicals is not. Had exactly the same "gummy" experience as you.

[@gs_mick]

P&S Express Interior on leather is also excellent

[@SuperchargedLlama]

I'm still yet to try anything P&S, maybe I'll try at Waxstock!

[@gs_mick]

@@SuperchargedLlama it’s a great product - also their three-step carpet cleaning solution is the best I’ve used.

[@SuperchargedLlama]

@@gs_mick I've been using Koch Chemie Mzr for carpets recently, but I have heard very good things about the P&S option on that specifically

[@otomoravec1732]

I might give this a try, i am still on the hunt for an interior cleaner that cleans well, leaves no residue on glossy surfaces and is safe for all the materials usually involved in a car interior. Does one with such combination of properties even exist?😀

[@SuperchargedLlama]

Not that I've come across! On the gloss black stuff I just follow up with a QD afterwards and it sorts everything out. I'm quite liking the ceramic QD products for that as it gives a little bit of protection against spilt liquids and fingerprints etc

[@otomoravec1732]

@@SuperchargedLlama how about those products that claim antistatic properties? Is it really a thing or just a marketing buzzword?

[@SuperchargedLlama]

@@otomoravec1732 that's a fair point actually, after writing that I realised I have been using Infinity Wax Interior detailer and I'd say that is the product you're after. It's not the strongest cleaner, but it is pretty capable.

[@otomoravec1732]

@@SuperchargedLlama will check availability in my area, thanks!😘

[@SuperchargedLlama]

@@otomoravec1732 you're welcome darling

[@ashhunt3514]

Would Polstar + interior scrub pad be a good solution to freshen up fabric seats? My car seats are not dirty, just some general surface grime.

[@SuperchargedLlama]

Yup definitely, just wipe the seats over with a microfiber afterwards to absorb some of the cleaning residue etc, but yes, absolutely it'll work.

[@ashhunt3514]

@@SuperchargedLlama great 😊 thank you

[@AnotherYoutuber460]

Isn’t polestar more suitable for textiles and not plastics. Wouldn’t something like surfex at 2% be a better option

[@SuperchargedLlama]

I use it on every interior surface and material with absolutely no side effects, I've come to the conclusion that Pol Star is actually a far safer product. You'll find this is more effective on sun screen than Greenstar or Surfex is, there's something about how it emulsifies greasy stuff that is unmatched by any other product I've used (which, prior to PolStar, was Surfex or Greenstar on interior surfaces, except for leather, where I'd use Gliptone).

[@tiffaneytotten5475]

Do you have a link for this product from Amazon?

[@leighrowberry61]

Quick question what orafice size do u use on your nilfisk

[@SuperchargedLlama]

030's I believe- these are apparently correct, since changing to the MTM trigger, with the same nozzles, I've had no problems.

[@thatgirlmadge]

Hi brand new here. Where can I find this Polstar in the US? Thank you

[@SuperchargedLlama]

I'm not sure I'm afraid, I'm UK based so can only point to UK retailers. Koch definitely have US presence, I know Phil at Miranda Detailing has reviewed a few of their products, so maybe one of his videos mentions a retailer.

[@thatgirlmadge]

@@SuperchargedLlama thank you! Is Phil at Miranda detailing on you tube or US based? Is there a link ?

[@thatgirlmadge]

@@SuperchargedLlama and I just noticed you have a Llama as your mascot logo! I love llama's!! Lol!!