Black Label Surface Cleansing Polish?

[onelovelyzee]

Hi everyone,


I have a new car I bought a month back. I clay barred and used Klasse sealant on it. I want to remove and apply the black label paint coating instead. If I use the surface cleansing polish with a da polisher, will it remove the existing sealant?

[Justin at Final Inspection]

I would imagine that a good wash, maybe a citrus pre soak to help remove the existing sealant would work. Then use the cleansing polish.

Hope this helps.

[Dr_Pain]

Personally I would pre-soak, clay bar (light and quick), and do a light polish (light abrasive unless you have swirls and scratches), THEN coating prep polish before the coating

You do not want to trap contaminants under the coating. You do not want to trap micro marring, swirls or scratches under the coating otherwise you will be sadly disappointed everytime you walk up to your car and see those defects.... KNOWING that the only solution is to compound the coating back down to the clear, polish out the defect and then recoat!!

The polishing will serve to make sure that no sealant will survive the pre-soak and claying process.... and YES you do need to clay eventhough you did it a month ago or so. Industrial fallouts and break dust don't stay away from a freshly detailed vehicle, not for one minute

[281]

PBL Surface Cleansing Polish is non abrasive so no, it won't remove your sealant. Follow the Dr's suggestion and your good to go

[parttimer]

I concur with Dr Pain, wash, clay, polish with something like wolfgang finishing glaze or Rupes white polish and then coat.

[swanicyouth]

PBL Surface Cleansing Polish is non abrasive so no, it won't remove your sealant. Follow the Dr's suggestion and your good to go

PBL surface polish will remove wax or sealant.

[281]

PBL surface polish will remove wax or sealant.

I know it will wax but when I tried a sealant it wouldn't...I even used a polishing pad - WG deep gloss sealant to be exact - at least that was my exerience

[JHL88]

PBL Surface Cleansing Polish is non abrasive so no, it won't remove your sealant. Follow the Dr's suggestion and your good to go

It doesn't have to be abrasive to remove a sealant. IDK about the cleansing polish but I know for a fact that DP prep polish (non-abrasive) will def. remove anything short of a coating.

[281]

It doesn't have to be abrasive to remove a sealant. IDK about the cleansing polish but I know for a fact that DP prep polish (non-abrasive) will def. remove anything short of a coating.

I forgot I had the DP prep polish, oh well I ended up doing a light polish anyway. Hey OP, sorry if I gave wrong information my apologies...

[silverfox]

Yes it will remove a wax or sealant, as well as finishing polish oils, etc...that's exactly what its for.