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How to remove old wax from 3M clear bra?
I've been trying to find a good answer to this question. Not trying to get wax out of the seam at the edge of the bra, but off the bra itself. Plexus it is said causes yellowing so I'm ruling that out. IPA? Other product?
Also, is it OK to use a "cleaning wax" on a clear bra?
Thanks.
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Re: How to remove old wax from 3M clear bra?
I use chemical guys wash /gloss to strip /prep.Clay?? I treat the bra as I do paint.
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Re: How to remove old wax from 3M clear bra?
How old is the film? I don't really think it's old wax, I think the film is starting to yellow
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Re: How to remove old wax from 3M clear bra?
Originally Posted by jpegs13
How old is the film? I don't really think it's old wax, I think the film is starting to yellow
The film isn't old (1.5 years) and it's not yellowing. I'm just asking how to get a "fresh start" on the clear bra by removing old wax.
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Re: How to remove old wax from 3M clear bra?
I have a 3M clear bra and yes, you can use a cleaner/wax if you want. To remove the wax from the bra, I use IPA. You can also use an Eraser type product, too. Just don't use GTechniq Panel Wipe, because it will ruin your clear bra (I found out the hard way. Now they have a disclaimer in their directions, thanks to me, lol). When I used IPA, I think it was a 15% solution, but I have used full strength without any negative effects. Hope this helps. Happy detailing!
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Originally Posted by Radarryan
I have a 3M clear bra and yes, you can use a cleaner/wax if you want. To remove the wax from the bra, I use IPA. You can also use an Eraser type product, too. Just don't use GTechniq Panel Wipe, because it will ruin your clear bra (I found out the hard way. Now they have a disclaimer in their directions, thanks to me, lol). When I used IPA, I think it was a 15% solution, but I have used full strength without any negative effects. Hope this helps. Happy detailing!
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed!
"Our cars are meant to be driven, not polished." – Ferry Porsche
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