.... a shampoo to help remove wax/sealant. I know you can get specialist cleaners for this but wondered if there were any products out there that have incorporated it into a shampoo to help kill a few birds with one stone..?
Can anyone recommend...?
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To be honest the best bet is just to use a dedicated wax remover/panel wipe such as Angelwax's Stripped Ease......Afew sprays on each panel and then wipe off (obviously clean panel) This product was tried and tested by alot of my customers and they could not fault it and one of the only products to remove safely the rain repellant H2go.
Another vote for Farécla G3 Bodywork Detox Shampoo 
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Another vote for the G3 Detox here.
Just to be clear, using panel wipe you'd still have to wash the car in the first place so not sure that really answers the op question. Panel wipe is quicker to use than a dedicated paint cleanser yep but if you're purely looking to try and get wax off in one step then just use Detox.
What coating are you trying to remove by the way?
Just to be clear, using panel wipe you'd still have to wash the car in the first place so not sure that really answers the op question. Panel wipe is quicker to use than a dedicated paint cleanser yep but if you're purely looking to try and get wax off in one step then just use Detox.
What coating are you trying to remove by the way?
Oh dear people recommending Fairy Liquid or similar.
Do not on any occasion use washing up liquid on any part of your car.........
Why not? Because it's full of salt to make the water soft and provide all those bubbles. You might as well use brine or wash your car with sea water.....
There are specialist cleaners use those.........
Do not on any occasion use washing up liquid on any part of your car.........
Why not? Because it's full of salt to make the water soft and provide all those bubbles. You might as well use brine or wash your car with sea water.....
There are specialist cleaners use those.........
