KOCHCHEMIE Koch-Chemie - Reactivation Shampoo Rs - 1 Liter - Auto Detailing Car Wash

Worked very well for reviving my ceramic coating on my car. Would recommend for use every 6 months or so depending on driving conditions and how dirty your car gets. Perfect to use this then go back over with so03

I did a ceramic coating to my truck last year. We had a brutal summer here and I had not washed my truck in almost three months. It was definitely looking rough. I washed it once now that it cooled off, but the ceramic wasnt doing as good of a job beading water. So after seeing this product recommended on the detailing forums, I got it, and did a wash with it. Not only has the ceramics depth/shine returned, but also its water beading and shedding performance. Very happy with this formula!

Very potent product, follow the directions carefully and make sure you calculate the dilution if you are unsure. You can unintentionally remove coatings or sealants that have started to age instead of the intended "reactivation". But if you want a very potent vehicle shampoo this is a good one, but NOT for regular use.

This works great for resetting a ceramic coat or just a deep cleaning of your vehicle. One wash after a long winter and my ceramic coat was as slick as the day it was installed.

Great product. I had been having issues buying this item locally. Amazon on line delivers this product to my home alleviating the issue for me buying locally.

Great soap to complement the ceramic coating

Great product if you need to unclog a ceramic coating. Worked amazing.

Yeah it smells nice and lemony. It doesn't remove water spots. The fact is if you're looking at your car and you're seeing water spots, at that point you're not getting them off with this. You'll need to buff them off. I did a neutral wash, rinse. Followed up with a hand wash of this at the prescribed dilution. It did in fact lessen the water spots, but it did not remove them so in the end, I'm still going to have to polish. I don't think this is a pointless product. But I think the price and effectiveness are fairly limited. This is the kind of wash that you try to sell to customers late fall to squeeze out another $150 upsell on the detail. For the average person I think you're wasting your money here. The only time I can really see utility in this: as a salt neutralizer. Although there's better products on the market for that. If you're like me and you already spent the $33 on it, you might as well use it. Spring, after the stuff starts to thaw, throw this in a foam cannon when it's still cold out or you can do this in the garage, let it soak, get the entire undercarriage and just let it really soak, then give it a good rinse. Trip to the beach, salt spray, yeah sure.