removing wax, to use polish..

[r8byb]

I've been told not to apply polish on top of wax, so i want to sort my car out for FCS at the weekend but applyed a coat of wax last weekend, how can i remove this to apply polish etc again...

Rob :approve:

 

[Rich]

Polish will remove the wax, just polish and then rewax/seal.

 

[mid.engine]

I've been told not to apply polish on top of wax, so i want to sort my car out for FCS at the weekend but applyed a coat of wax last weekend, how can i remove this to apply polish etc again...

Rob :approve:

go to you local paint dealer by a litre of wax and grease remover and use that. you wipe it on with one cloth soaked in it then wipe it off with a clean cloth, only do one panel at a time because it dries very quick. i use it at least once a year to remove all the old crap which is on the car and start with a clean paint only finish. you will find it will make a difference.
martin
just won best 2000 car at the RENAULT WORLD SERIES

 

[Turner]

I've been told not to apply polish on top of wax, so i want to sort my car out for FCS at the weekend but applyed a coat of wax last weekend, how can i remove this to apply polish etc again...

Rob :approve:

go to you local paint dealer by a litre of wax and grease remover and use that. you wipe it on with one cloth soaked in it then wipe it off with a clean cloth, only do one panel at a time because it dries very quick. i use it at least once a year to remove all the old crap which is on the car and start with a clean paint only finish. you will find it will make a difference.
martin
just won best 2000 car at the RENAULT WORLD SERIES

Will that be like a panel wipe chemical that bodyshops use before spraying a panel?

 

[Clgale88]

Is that like a traffic film remover if so works got loads of that so might ask for some so i can try it at weekend

 

[BRUN]

woah !........tfr and panel wipe are different products !

be careful using tfr, very careful, look at the dilution ratios on the bottle

as above though, polish will remove the wax, are you doing it by hand or machine ?