Safe way to remove wax?
#1
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; 07-27-2004 at 10:22 PM.
#3
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.
#7
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.
#9
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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