How To Clean Leather Seats | Koch Chemie Pol Star and Leather Star
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- čas přidán 15. 12. 2020
- In today's video I am going to show you how to properly clean and condition leather seats like a professional. Stay tuned and enjoy the content.
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Dude your stuff is amazing
Great demo 👍🏻
Great demo. Besides, Koch Chemie products (made in Germany) never disappoint. I have yet to find one. If you have, please let us know. Thank you.
This could be a pretty stupid question but, could I use this as an interior cleaner? So, dashboard, door cards, upholstery etc. I thought I'd ask someone experienced with the product.
Yeah that’s how I use it. It’s PH neutral so it’s safe to use on basically all the interior besides glass.
@@DeconDetailing nice one, thank you for the information. There are so many products out there and, I just want s simple interior cleaner that doesn't break the bank.
@@WilderGh0st for the price and ability to dilute and still effectively clean, this is a great go-to!
What if the leather wasn’t coated?
Would the conditioner even do anything since there is a protective coating?
Do you use this on the floor mats and if so whats your dilution Ratio
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Appreciate
can you use the Leather Star on the dashboard leather ? as a protectant
Sure can
Does Pol star remove denim dye-transfer from leather as well? Can it be used on interior trim/plastics?
I have yet to buy it, so I cant say about the dye-transfer. However, the polstar can be used for leather, alcamtara and cloth. Thus, I would be using it for trims and plastics too. What is safe om your leather, will be surely safe on plastics I suppose
Depends if the clear coat is still intact than there is a chance that you can remove it with PS
If you read the recommendations for use from Po you will see the concentration from 1: 5 to 1:20. What concentration do you use?
I’m a fan of 1:20. Keeps my product use low but still has enough cleaning power to remove dirt from seats
зачем мыть чистое сиденье ?
The seat was clean. What for you need to clean it? No difference.
White leather gets light spots that don’t show up well on camera. Usually from body oils or makeup/lotions. The video is merely demonstrations for those who don’t know what product to use or tools to use.
It is pronounce KOCH not KOSH :)
It's koe-sh. German pronunciation. Like kosher salt.
@@dotmars most English speakers can't pronounce it anyway. There's no English equivalent. In Hebrew it would be the letter "Chet".
@@dotmars
Wrong. There is no "s" in Koch Chemie
WHERE'S YOUR GLOVES
He’s not a beta
It is a PH neutral product. Of course you still can use gloves..