How to strip collnite 476
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budman3
Detail time!
You can use a strong wash mixture, clay, a non-abrasive paint cleaner (Klasse AIO, Poorboy's ProPolish, etc) or all of the above.
How long has the 476 been on the paint? Are there any bonded contaminants which would warrant a clay job? If so, strip it completely and have 'fresh' paint for the Fuzion.
How long has the 476 been on the paint? Are there any bonded contaminants which would warrant a clay job? If so, strip it completely and have 'fresh' paint for the Fuzion.
steelwind101
New member
Hello
The PB's glaze you have contains cleaners, however i would say they cleaning action isnt enough to really clean the paintwork and pours to bring up a shine and allow for good bonding.
If you dont have a polish go to Walmart and pick up the Meguiars Step 1 Deep Crystal Paintwork Cleaner or Mothers Step 1 from there 3 step line. They will really clean the paintwork and cost $4.99.
Failing that it probably wouldent hurt to get a little abrasive on the surface after the winter something like ScratchX would clean the paintwork and soften any swirling and wash marring.
Geoff
The PB's glaze you have contains cleaners, however i would say they cleaning action isnt enough to really clean the paintwork and pours to bring up a shine and allow for good bonding.
If you dont have a polish go to Walmart and pick up the Meguiars Step 1 Deep Crystal Paintwork Cleaner or Mothers Step 1 from there 3 step line. They will really clean the paintwork and cost $4.99.
Failing that it probably wouldent hurt to get a little abrasive on the surface after the winter something like ScratchX would clean the paintwork and soften any swirling and wash marring.
Geoff
Accumulator
Well-known member
On cars that can't stand more abrasion I use paint cleaners like Pinnacle PCL or KAIO, but the OTC products like steelwind101 mentioned are fine too.
I think that approach would clean things up better than trying a solvent (e.g., IPA) approach.
OTOH, I also like the alkaline step of decon systems, which are really just a super-shampoo. Those might be a little harsh though, don't think I'd try 'em on my Jag for instance.
I think that approach would clean things up better than trying a solvent (e.g., IPA) approach.
OTOH, I also like the alkaline step of decon systems, which are really just a super-shampoo. Those might be a little harsh though, don't think I'd try 'em on my Jag for instance.