Car Shampoo

Koch-chemie Rs Ceramic Car Shampoo 5l Code: 806005

Koch-Chemie RS car shampoo cleans vehicles with ceramic coatings, removing dirt and contaminants without reducing the performance of the ceramic finish. Its formula has a neutral to slightly acidic pH...

Koch-Chemie RS car shampoo cleans vehicles with ceramic coatings, removing dirt and contaminants without reducing the performance of the ceramic finish. Its formula has a neutral to slightly acidic pH and is suitable for sensitive surfaces.

It can be used for manual or mechanical washing with a sponge or pressure washer. Dilution ranges from 1:100 to 1:200,...

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70 15 €
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What do users say? AI-generated summary

Users mainly appreciate its effectiveness in removing water spots and mineral deposits, as well as cleaning after rain and muddy rain. They say it can restore water repellency and be used as part of the washing process. However, it requires careful use, shade, and thorough rinsing, and one review notes that it may reduce the water repellency of a ceramic coating.

  • natusdea

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    This review is about the quantity: 1L

    full acidic. not for frequent use. After muddy rains, it's the best. We do a pre-wash with a foam, rinse off, and then go to the Rs with a bucket or whatever each person prefers. Be careful, it needs shade and good rinsing

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  • Giovanni_Peponi
    5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the quantity: 1L

    The most effective product for removing water spots from the bodywork and windows. I also have specialized waterspot removers from CarPro and Ma-Fra, which are much less effective. First, prewash with an alkaline shampoo or APC like Gs, rinse, wash with neutral shampoo and a sponge, rinse again, and then spray the whole car with Rs 1:200 using a sprayer. Immediately after, with the remaining shampoo in the sprayer, I spread it everywhere with a sponge and leave it on the bodywork until it starts to show signs of crystallization, but without letting it dry. Then I rinse it off very well and the water spots are gone. I also use it locally as a waterspot remover and in a lower dilution of 1/100, but I always rinse it off with water afterwards. The process seems time-consuming but it isn't, and when done three to four times a year it's worth it because you have no water spots at all on the bodywork and windows

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    Amazing shampoo!! I don't know why the friend who gave a low rating did so, but I have the best impressions. Besides the fact that it cleaned waterspots for FUN, it also restored the hydrophobicity from wax that I had applied and I thought had disappeared months ago! Check out the video below:
    https://youtu.be/OeMQQKn8b1M?si=hIMiLv0lYyIopj00

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  • giannismaurokouk
    2
    3 out of 5 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the quantity: 1L

    I was using the very good but quite expensive Labocosmetica Purifica, which is top. Due to the price and ease of use on the bathtub, I decided to try the rs. The smell is unpleasant, like a bathroom detergent, but okay. I noticed that it doesn't "unclog" the ceramic and reactivate hydrophobicity like the untouchable purifica, but for some reason it seems to weaken it and the hydrophobicity decreased. I did a top-up with wash n coat shampoo and it worked well. I won't use it again, maybe I'll use it on a car to remove waterspots and salts in the future, but I won't risk it on ceramic again.

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    • Easy to use
    • Effectiveness
    • Value for money
    • I would buy it again
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    After rain and muddy rain, it's exactly what the car needs.

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  • This review is about the quantity: 1L

  • This review is about the quantity: 1L

  • full acidic. not for frequent use. After muddy rains, it's the best. We do a pre-wash with a foam, rinse off, and then go to the Rs with a bucket or whatever each person prefers. Be careful, it needs shade and good rinsing

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    0
  • The most effective product for removing water spots from the bodywork and windows. I also have specialized waterspot removers from CarPro and Ma-Fra, which are much less effective. First, prewash with an alkaline shampoo or APC like Gs, rinse, wash with neutral shampoo and a sponge, rinse again, and then spray the whole car with Rs 1:200 using a sprayer. Immediately after, with the remaining shampoo in the sprayer, I spread it everywhere with a sponge and leave it on the bodywork until it starts to show signs of crystallization, but without letting it dry. Then I rinse it off very well and the water spots are gone. I also use it locally as a waterspot remover and in a lower dilution of 1/100, but I always rinse it off with water afterwards. The process seems time-consuming but it isn't, and when done three to four times a year it's worth it because you have no water spots at all on the bodywork and windows

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    2
  • Amazing shampoo!! I don't know why the friend who gave a low rating did so, but I have the best impressions. Besides the fact that it cleaned waterspots for FUN, it also restored the hydrophobicity from wax that I had applied and I thought had disappeared months ago! Check out the video below:
    https://youtu.be/OeMQQKn8b1M?si=hIMiLv0lYyIopj00

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    0
  • I was using the very good but quite expensive Labocosmetica Purifica, which is top. Due to the price and ease of use on the bathtub, I decided to try the rs. The smell is unpleasant, like a bathroom detergent, but okay. I noticed that it doesn't "unclog" the ceramic and reactivate hydrophobicity like the untouchable purifica, but for some reason it seems to weaken it and the hydrophobicity decreased. I did a top-up with wash n coat shampoo and it worked well. I won't use it again, maybe I'll use it on a car to remove waterspots and salts in the future, but I won't risk it on ceramic again.

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    3
  • After rain and muddy rain, it's exactly what the car needs.

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Description & Specifications

Koch-Chemie RS car shampoo cleans vehicles with ceramic coatings, removing dirt and contaminants without reducing the performance of the ceramic finish. Its formula has a neutral to slightly acidic pH and is suitable for sensitive surfaces.

It can be used for manual or mechanical washing with a sponge or pressure washer. Dilution ranges from 1:100 to 1:200, depending on the application.

  • Type: Shampoo for ceramic coatings
  • Capacity: 5 l
  • Form: Liquid
  • pH: Neutral to slightly acidic
  • Silicone: None
  • Phosphates: None
  • Washing method: Manual or mechanical
  • Application: With a sponge or pressure washer
  • Dilution: 1:100 to 1:200, depending on the application

Manufacturer

Product Number
806005

Specifications

Type
Ceramic
With Wax
No

Quantity

Capacity
5000 ml

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (7)

  1. 6
  2. 4 stars
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  3. 3 stars
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  4. 1
  5. 1 star
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What do users say? AI-generated summary

Users mainly appreciate its effectiveness in removing water spots and mineral deposits, as well as cleaning after rain and muddy rain. They say it can restore water repellency and be used as part of the washing process. However, it requires careful use, shade, and thorough rinsing, and one review notes that it may reduce the water repellency of a ceramic coating.

  • natusdea

    Verified purchase

    This review is about the quantity: 1L

    full acidic. not for frequent use. After muddy rains, it's the best. We do a pre-wash with a foam, rinse off, and then go to the Rs with a bucket or whatever each person prefers. Be careful, it needs shade and good rinsing

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Giovanni_Peponi
    5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the quantity: 1L

    The most effective product for removing water spots from the bodywork and windows. I also have specialized waterspot removers from CarPro and Ma-Fra, which are much less effective. First, prewash with an alkaline shampoo or APC like Gs, rinse, wash with neutral shampoo and a sponge, rinse again, and then spray the whole car with Rs 1:200 using a sprayer. Immediately after, with the remaining shampoo in the sprayer, I spread it everywhere with a sponge and leave it on the bodywork until it starts to show signs of crystallization, but without letting it dry. Then I rinse it off very well and the water spots are gone. I also use it locally as a waterspot remover and in a lower dilution of 1/100, but I always rinse it off with water afterwards. The process seems time-consuming but it isn't, and when done three to four times a year it's worth it because you have no water spots at all on the bodywork and windows

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • This review is about the quantity: 1L

    Amazing shampoo!! I don't know why the friend who gave a low rating did so, but I have the best impressions. Besides the fact that it cleaned waterspots for FUN, it also restored the hydrophobicity from wax that I had applied and I thought had disappeared months ago! Check out the video below:
    https://youtu.be/OeMQQKn8b1M?si=hIMiLv0lYyIopj00

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • giannismaurokouk
    2
    3 out of 5 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the quantity: 1L

    I was using the very good but quite expensive Labocosmetica Purifica, which is top. Due to the price and ease of use on the bathtub, I decided to try the rs. The smell is unpleasant, like a bathroom detergent, but okay. I noticed that it doesn't "unclog" the ceramic and reactivate hydrophobicity like the untouchable purifica, but for some reason it seems to weaken it and the hydrophobicity decreased. I did a top-up with wash n coat shampoo and it worked well. I won't use it again, maybe I'll use it on a car to remove waterspots and salts in the future, but I won't risk it on ceramic again.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Easy to use
    • Effectiveness
    • Value for money
    • I would buy it again
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

    This review is about the quantity: 1L

    After rain and muddy rain, it's exactly what the car needs.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • This review is about the quantity: 1L

  • This review is about the quantity: 1L

  • full acidic. not for frequent use. After muddy rains, it's the best. We do a pre-wash with a foam, rinse off, and then go to the Rs with a bucket or whatever each person prefers. Be careful, it needs shade and good rinsing

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • The most effective product for removing water spots from the bodywork and windows. I also have specialized waterspot removers from CarPro and Ma-Fra, which are much less effective. First, prewash with an alkaline shampoo or APC like Gs, rinse, wash with neutral shampoo and a sponge, rinse again, and then spray the whole car with Rs 1:200 using a sprayer. Immediately after, with the remaining shampoo in the sprayer, I spread it everywhere with a sponge and leave it on the bodywork until it starts to show signs of crystallization, but without letting it dry. Then I rinse it off very well and the water spots are gone. I also use it locally as a waterspot remover and in a lower dilution of 1/100, but I always rinse it off with water afterwards. The process seems time-consuming but it isn't, and when done three to four times a year it's worth it because you have no water spots at all on the bodywork and windows

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • Amazing shampoo!! I don't know why the friend who gave a low rating did so, but I have the best impressions. Besides the fact that it cleaned waterspots for FUN, it also restored the hydrophobicity from wax that I had applied and I thought had disappeared months ago! Check out the video below:
    https://youtu.be/OeMQQKn8b1M?si=hIMiLv0lYyIopj00

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • I was using the very good but quite expensive Labocosmetica Purifica, which is top. Due to the price and ease of use on the bathtub, I decided to try the rs. The smell is unpleasant, like a bathroom detergent, but okay. I noticed that it doesn't "unclog" the ceramic and reactivate hydrophobicity like the untouchable purifica, but for some reason it seems to weaken it and the hydrophobicity decreased. I did a top-up with wash n coat shampoo and it worked well. I won't use it again, maybe I'll use it on a car to remove waterspots and salts in the future, but I won't risk it on ceramic again.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
  • After rain and muddy rain, it's exactly what the car needs.

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    0
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