Dodo Juice 1 litre Stripp-Ex Pre Sealant Prep Solvent and Panel Wipe

Left a sealant on too long before buffing? Old wax layer needs removing? Simply want to see how much your polish is filling when machining a panel?Whether it’s a miscalculation or misapplication, a spring clean of a panel down to a bare surface or an attempt to find a true level of cut during a polishing process, reach for the Stripp-Ex’s a degreasing ‘panel-wipe’ blend of strong solvents designed to take as much as possible off the paint, whether oils, resins, waxes or other sealants. OK, it may not remove nano-ceramic sealants or stubborn residues that have sunk deep into the paint or mysteriously caked on beyond a normal degree. But it’s extremely effective, especially if used soon after original application of the product you want to remove course, care needs to be taken with such a strong solvent. Don’t use it on old, damaged, degraded or fresh paintwork – and keep it well away from SMART repairs.A great choice if you applied Future Armour over-zealously or got some droplets somewhere they shouldn’t have gone. If Stripp-Ex doesn’t shift it, little else will; you’ll need to wait many months for the product to wear off or machine polish the panelpp-Ex also helps improve the adhesion – and therefore longevity – of waxes and sealants applied over it. By removing glaze oils remaining from previous polishing processes and other surface contamination, the wax or sealant can bond better at a microscopic level. Obviously let the solvent fully flash-off before applying subsequent products, of course – being a solvent it could interfere with fresh wax or sealant layers if still wet course, if it’s finish you’re after, a regular polish or even a glaze like Fillit Bang can enhance the appearance of the panel massively, with more gloss and less swirls, and using a panel-wipe would be self-defeatingrally, you’d only be using Stripp-Ex under sealants – especially nano-ceramic sealants – on machine polished paint, free from swirlspp-Ex comes in a 1 litre