can i use this to remove wax or polish?? thanks!!!
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I guess you could if you used a mild cutting agent. Why not just wash the car with a strong dish or laundry soap????
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Yea, this can be removed with regular (acetone or non-acetone) polish remover.
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I didn't use it to remove old wax because I didn't want to strip everything off these 140 yr old pine floors. Lundmark wax floor cleaner has turpentine mixed with wax so it cleans the prior wax rather than remove it. I think you would have to use pure turpentine (very smelly but very effective) or mineral spirits (oderless but less effective) if you really want to strip the old wax off. This product is very good at cleaning and you just might find that you don't have to strip off that old wax....just give it a good cleaning.
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Dr. Ann, I think this would work fine on applying and buffing off car polish. I used it to buff off wood floor wax on a butcher block table top. Use one pad to apply and a different one to buff. Thanks,John
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I would clean area with prepsol or other car cleaner that takes the wax and dirt off. Also you need a small plastic squeege to smoth film out. A hair dryer helps soften the material if needed. Check youtube they have alot of videos that show how to do it.
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Of course it will work, but only as wax tool. For polish, you'll need more speed that only a corded drill would.
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Hello! I really don't know I use it for exterior vehicle wax and it works well on them.
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This would not be enough on its own to remove contaminants and old wax in preparation for polishing and fresh wax. You could certainly use this for the initial wash, but ideally you want to follow with something like Pinnacle's Paintwork Cleansing Lotion or the P21S Paintwork Cleanser. For even more cleaning power, use a clay bar after washing before a paint cleanser, then polishing and waxing. Cheers!
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I do not have the particular polish you are inquiring about, but the OPI original polish remover works well on all the polishes I do have. It is gentle to your nails, but very effective in getting the polish off them.
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I never have, not sure if it would work on this wax though. It's very sticky and I won't be buying it again. It's very hard to take off all at once
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You could but I wouldn't just because its only made to wash the car and once you wash the car I definitely wouldn't use it to wax unless you wash it first. I would go with the Meguiars wax applicator, it works really well
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It will no doubt remove the wax. I highly doubt that it would effect the paint. It smells like straight bleach, and is totally water soluble. Your answer is a bit in the air.Best of luck.
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Yes! I have never used this before and thought it would be more like other waxes I have used. I wish I had come here to see these questions before using it as my house reeks and it is too cold to open the windows. I will not use this again unless I can use it outside.
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Excellent! Just remember it's a polish and not a wax. It's for cleaning, not waxing.
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This would not be enough on its own to remove contaminants and old wax in preparation for polishing and fresh wax. You could certainly use this for the initial wash, but ideally you want to follow with something like Pinnacle's Paintwork Cleansing Lotion or the P21S Paintwork Cleanser. For even more cleaning power, use a clay bar after washing before a paint cleanser, then polishing and waxing.Cheers!
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Yes but I would first use a compound and then use this and then wax.. this will get the fine scratches out and make it really shine... But make sure you put wax over it
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I apply wax by hand and use the AutoSpa to remove and polish. I have used it for applying wax, but gets the head full of wax and you cant remove it to clean.