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Re: Removing toppers from ceramic coating with out hurting the coating
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jojokoko
do u have the coating applied on a black car ? just wondering coz i was about to ask the same thing here in the forum, can u see residue or stuff left over the paint coating over time and wont come off with regular washes ? i suspect too Reload is causing that since i never used wax on coating, what does your coating look like nowadays ?...
Yup black car. Just have applied a lot of different things on top. Would like to see difference stripped for a week and then one topper.
My coating still looks great just remember performance being better but maybe topping monthly to much?
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Re: Removing toppers from ceramic coating with out hurting the coating
Originally Posted by
Coatingsarecrack
Just have applied a lot of different
things on top.
Would like to see difference stripped
for a week and then one topper.
My coating still looks great
just remember performance being better
but maybe topping monthly to much?
Let’s see:
You want to remove/strip Coating-toppers.
Suppose the toppers you used are formulated
“to bond” to the Coating... then what?
Bob
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~Joaquin de Setanti
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Re: Removing toppers from ceramic coating with out hurting the coating
Not sure that’s why I’m asking.....
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Re: Removing toppers from ceramic coating with out hurting the coating
Would a strip wash work?
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Re: Removing toppers from ceramic coating with out hurting the coating
Originally Posted by
Coatingsarecrack
Would a strip wash work?
Strip wash? Is there such a thing that has been proven to work? This has been debated for years...
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Re: Removing toppers from ceramic coating with out hurting the coating
Perhaps strip washes have not been proven to remove all wax/sealants, but they may be good at removing all things from a coating. I believe Reset is essentially a high performance strip wash, with admissions that it may take multiple washes to get all the junk out.
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Re: Removing toppers from ceramic coating with out hurting the coating
Originally Posted by
Coatingsarecrack
Not sure that’s why I’m asking.....
What do you think can actually ‘break
the bond’, if in fact there is one?
Bob
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Re: Removing toppers from ceramic coating with out hurting the coating
I don’t know if they actually bond. I kinda assume their just sitting on top of each other. If a coating is that much harder on pencil scale hoping something can degrade weaker topper is my thinking
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Re: Removing toppers from ceramic coating with out hurting the coating
Originally Posted by
Coatingsarecrack
Would a strip wash work?
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Don’t over think it. Try the decon options that were mentioned. If it’s not completely removed they will be in time. You should notice the beading change as soon as it’s all gone.
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Re: Removing toppers from ceramic coating with out hurting the coating
I’ve read Mckees coating prep wash is coating safe. Has anyone tried it?
Thinking
Iron X
Tar X
Spotless
McKee’s coating prep
Eraser
Week later
Reset wash
Applying topper (Cosmic)
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