removing wax

[nawal]

i finished claying my car , and applied a buttery wax

to protect it for some time , at least a month or more

 

but my plan is to full correct my paint when it gets cold here , and i need to know if i will need to use Dawn to remove wax

 

i do plan/need doing another fast claying the next time , because i did miss some spots and some area didnt go nice

 

its 35c and high humidity at night , so it was hard to clay had to refill DS 4 times

 

so will i need to use Dawn to strip wax , or i can go directly to clay ?

 

and do i need to let buttery wax cure ? , i applied wax on the car and when i finished , i wiped it off

[Chris@Adams]

I always just clay to strip, I never use dawn! IMHO.

HAVE FUN!

[Team Adam's]

You can pick up isopropyl alcohol at any local store for a couple of bucks, put it in a sprayer and use it to strip one panel at a time. Just spray on and wipe away with a clean microfiber towel.

 

Make sure the paint is clean first by doing a wash or waterless wash wipe down.

[nawal]

all i can get in middle east is 70% isopropyl alcohol , will that work ?

[mc2hill]

all i can get in middle east is 70% isopropyl alcohol , will that work ?

 

That should be fine. Load the sprayer bottle with a little more alcohol than water, and you're all set.