Safe way to remove wax?
Safe way to remove wax?
what's the best way to remove wax? We're gonna Rejex the GT2 and i'd like to have all the wax off first. I have heard normal soap can damage the paint. Is this true or can i just break out the Dawn?
-Steve
-Steve
Last edited by SteveH; Jul 27, 2004 at 10:22 PM.
If you want to do it right check these guys out www.swissol.com
I have a Polar Silver TT and it comes out awesome with this stuff, it is expensive but hey, so is your car, only the best for the best.
I have a Polar Silver TT and it comes out awesome with this stuff, it is expensive but hey, so is your car, only the best for the best.
Dawn, clay, and a precleanser are your best bets. Most sealants come with a cleaning solution to use before applying, I am assuming this is not that case with ReJex. Hope this helps.
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Originally posted by NJPete996TT
I would typically go with Dawn as well, but if you are in the mood for something new i believe the NXT car wash has some wax striping capabilities. Check out autopia.
I would typically go with Dawn as well, but if you are in the mood for something new i believe the NXT car wash has some wax striping capabilities. Check out autopia.
nope, car washes were designed to the wax stays on. A good claying should strip the wax. Most pro detailers try to steer you away from using dawn but once in awhile should be ok.
I usually use dawn first (remove wax), then clay (remove any excess wax and contaminants), then wash again w/ mothers/meguiars, then s100 sepc, and finish it off by waxing w/ nxt (can top it off w/ s100 the next day for a little added carnuba touch
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