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  1. 05-31-2013, 07:46 AM #11
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    Re: Stripping Wax

    Chemical Guys Citrus Wash is known to strip off old wax applications, etc. Not pricey either
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    Re: Stripping Wax

    Wash with Dawn and spray with a diluted APC and you'll see it melt away....then rinse thoroughly.
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    Re: Stripping Wax

    Quote Originally Posted by KenVette57 View Post
    Got a question.. I want to start with a fresh pallet and get rid of the wax polish and glaze.
    What product would I use to achieve this.
    Don't want to use Dawn...

    Thanks, Ken
    Just curious:
    Do you plan on performing any type of IronX-decontamination, claying, and/or polishing steps?

    If so...
    Then I doubt if there will be any the previous products, you mentioned above, left to worry about.



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    Re: Stripping Wax

    Quote Originally Posted by FUNX725 View Post
    Just curious:
    Do you plan on performing any type of IronX-decontamination, claying, and/or polishing steps?

    If so...
    Then I doubt if there will be any the previous products, you mentioned above, left to worry about.



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    Thanks Bob, My plan is to wash, clay, M205, Meg New Car Glaze, Meg Ultimate Wax. Think the M205 should get the old stuff off and shine up purty.

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