please advise on removing sealant / wax

I use mother's pure polish "step 1". It is a good cleaner and light polish. Makes paint squeaky clean.
 
INSIDE OUT DETAILER said:
Try using Wolfgang Paintwork Polish Enhancer. That is what it is designed to do, strip old sealants, waxes etc and prep for new coating!
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The Wolfgang PP leaves behind oils, not sufficient for applying a coating right after without first removing the oils. Most sealants and waxes can be applied right after.
 
Eldorado2k said:
That seems a bit too scientific to be real...

And how do you explain beading completely going away after I claybar the paint? Clay doesn’t leave any surfactants. And the D114 I use as claylube usually revives any hidden beading.
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Clay obviously changes the surface tension , beading is a byproduct of surface tension/contact angle

D114 most likely uses some form of polymer to make panel bead again.

You can apply pledge to your paint to make things bead...
Beading isn't a good identification for protection.

To strip protection, you either need abraisives or a chemical reaction.
My tests/ FB live videos I've done only showed a chemical reaction with acid, and nothing else.
 
Mike@ShineStruck said:
Clay obviously changes the surface tension , beading is a byproduct of surface tension/contact angle

D114 most likely uses some form of polymer to make panel bead again.

You can apply pledge to your paint to make things bead...
Beading isn't a good identification for protection.

To strip protection, you either need abraisives or a chemical reaction.
My tests/ FB live videos I've done only showed a chemical reaction with acid, and nothing else.
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D114 doesn’t contain any polymers. It’s about as pure as a cleaning liquid can get. That’s why it can be used as a panel wipe and is also body shop safe. D114 Brings beading back by removing any chemicals, conditioners, polishing oils, etc that may be masking/clogging up the paint for lack of a better word. But D114 doesn’t bead on its own.

Claying is mechanical decontamination and IMO that qualifies as a form of abrasive.
 
This is one of those "over thinking it" threads.

Clay, synthetic alternatives, or machine polish.

Move on, and enjoy the day. :)
 
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