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Old 07-05-08, 07:01   #1 (permalink)
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Wax Remover

I'm looking to remove some wax on my car for a fresh coat of zaino. It currently has zaino topped with p21s. Can anyone recommend me some products to remove zaino? More importantly, where I can find these products locally? I'm located in Vancouver. Right now, the easiest method seems to be some rubbing alcohol with water spray on and wipe off, but i'm open to other alternatives.

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Old 07-05-08, 07:03   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Wax Remover

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Prep-Sol
Extra-High Dilution of Car Wash Shampoo
50/50 IPA (alcohol)
 
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Tyler hit it bang on!
 
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Old 07-06-08, 04:34   #5 (permalink)
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Looks like IPA will be the easiest way to go. Is there a difference between IPA and ISA?
 
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don't think so Isopropyl Alcohol 99% if you can.
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are these the same materials thaty i can use to take off a sealant like opti-seal?
 
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Old 07-10-08, 06:36   #8 (permalink)
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To remove any sealant I use Meg's paint cleaner with a PC and a polishing pad.
 
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Deep Crystal® System Paint cleaner, a non-abrasive paint cleaner, has been improved to deliver even stronger performance with no chemical odor. It safely removes road grime, surface contamination, light oxidation, swirls and light scratches to restore damaged and dull finishes.
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Holden co4 where do you buy Prep sol in Toronto? I tried NAPA near my house and they didn't have any,I am thinking of asking a body shop near by (I think it's Maaco) ,may be they can sell me some.
Prep sol it also great for removing products like Black wow off the paint.
 
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Holden co4 where do you buy Prep sol in Toronto? I tried NAPA near my house and they didn't have any,I am thinking of asking a body shop near by (I think it's Maaco) ,may be they can sell me some.
You can find Duplicolor Grease and Wax Remover at any Canadian Tire. It's a little...sticky. It needs much more time to evaporate than IPA.
 
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You can find Duplicolor Grease and Wax Remover at any Canadian Tire. It's a little...sticky. It needs much more time to evaporate than IPA.
 
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