Stripping NXT/Starting over

[SillySkydiver]

Hi all,



Long time lurker/First time poster.



I`ve got an `05 LGT that`s looking pretty good with a few coats of NXT, but now I want to strip that off and start over with something else. What`s the best way to remove the current layers of protectant? AIO? Dish soap? For whatever it`s worth, I`ll be doing this all by hand.





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Jim

[atticdog]

aio,gepc,dc1 any paint cleaner should take it off

[White95Max]

Dish soap didn`t remove NXT in my experience. Any cleaner or polish will remove whatever you have on there. I always do a paint cleaner before starting over anyway, so I know I`m starting clean.

[SillySkydiver]

Excellent, thanks for the replies. Cleaning the paint was part of the plan before starting over, but I always thought that a paint cleaner was for use after the protectant had been stripped away. I`ll chalk this up as something new.



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SS

[White95Max]

The paint cleaner is applied before applying any waxes or sealants, yes. But the cleaner will also clean off any prior wax or sealants on the paint. So you`re doing your LSP removal and paint cleaning in one step.

[Intercooled]

The paint cleaner is applied before applying any waxes or sealants, yes. But the cleaner will also clean off any prior wax or sealants on the paint. So you`re doing your LSP removal and paint cleaning in one step.

YUP! Try,AIO, any paint cleanser, or,even SSR1 or similar product. Or try the new Zaino CP Fusion.