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I've been looking at getting a truck PPF'd with Xpel Stealth. Wondering what the go-to coating would be for on top of this SATIN PPF? I know Xpel has a product (Fusion) for this, but I can imagine there's other, better options. A couple that have been seen so far is Modesta BC-M and Gyeon...

I've used the Prep-Spray before...works fine right out of the can.

I've used prep-all forever to after polishing to remove and polishing oils, dust, etc, etc...and it works GREAT. In fact, if you watch and of the videos that HD/3D makes, you'll see they use prep-all when polishing also. Supposedly it's better that IPA (I think it's a lot better). It's very...

I guess I'd stick with Prep-all because it has LESS stuff in it. That's really good info.

Yes...PrepSol that FUNX725 has on his list is another one that I've heard does really well. Bob...is one better than another, or all the same?

Ford Fest - hopefully someone else will verify it, but I think Prep-All is all it takes. They make it in an aerosol can for ease of use too. I buy it here: Kleanstrip Prep All Wax & Grease Remover I have no local places that carry it.

No...I want to try a new sealant...NOT a new paint color.

I was hoping someone would +1 Prep-All. It's something I have and it's super easy to use. I simply want to try a different sealant, and the finish has already been polished and if flawless (or close).

Let's say someone's been using a sealant and wants to simply take it off to try and different product. Instead of layering sealants that may not provide the desired result, what's the best way to remove a sealant that's been applied? Not a coating, but a sealant like OptioSeal, HydroSeal, etc...

+1 for PERL...it's the best I've ever used.