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Wax removal - What do you use?
I was just wondering what everyone's preferred method and products for removing old wax prior to buffing or polishing?
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Re: Wax removal - What do you use?
I use the polishing processes to remove old Wax.
Bob
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Re: Wax removal - What do you use?
Originally Posted by FUNX725
I use the polishing processes to remove old Wax.
+1.
There is no special step to remove wax. Once you buff or polish, that action will remove any wax on the vehicle.
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Re: Wax removal - What do you use?
What about isopropyl alcohol to remove the old wax and polish?
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Re: Wax removal - What do you use?
Strong all purpose cleaner wash followed by claying. Maybe polishing as well. Follow it up with an IPA or similar wipedown.
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Re: Wax removal - What do you use?
isopropyl alcohol here ..
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Re: Wax removal - What do you use?
Originally Posted by FUNX725
I use the polishing processes to remove old Wax.
Bob
exactly
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Re: Wax removal - What do you use?
IPA is unreliable at best. It MIGHT remove a heavily degraded wax but it should not remove any good wax in half decent condition - if IPA were to remove a product in good condition then the product isn't very good!
Polish is the best approach as it will get rid of wax/sealant every time.
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Re: Wax removal - What do you use?
Work forward as Mike would day. Polish it off with a good cleaner wax or finishing polish. Even the new coating prep polishes like DP prep polish works perfect.
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Re: Wax removal - What do you use?
Originally Posted by FUNX725
I use the polishing processes to remove old Wax.
Bob
Originally Posted by silverfox
Work forward as Mike would day. Polish it off with a good cleaner wax or finishing polish. Even the new coating prep polishes like DP prep polish works perfect.
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