Recommendation for "Paint Preparation" Product?

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Have seen chemical products described for "paint preparation" prior to polishing or LSP, if already prepared?

Any suggestions about which line works well and the appropriate prep-step sequence to use then with?

Appreciate the feedback.

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i use these often, especially before applying carnaubas. my fave is p21s but i have the wolfgang and it works quite well.
 
are you talking about the cleansing type agents?

Pinnacle cleansing lotion. wolfgang prepolish stuff, etc.. ?
 
Pinnacle Paintwork Cleansing Lotion, use it after polishing and before waxing.
 
I use a paint cleaner after washing my vette, before waxing. If I am doing a detail I just do an IPA wipedown before applying my lsp.
 
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Pinnacle Paintwork Cleansing Lotion. This stuff is amazing. My go to pre-cleaner.
 
Hey how do you guys know when a paintwork cleanser is ready to be buffed out?

I have Wolfgang Paintwork Polish Enhancer and the finger swipe test doesn't seem to work on it. I like to apply by hand to the entire vehicle and then buff it all off, maybe giving it 15-20 minutes of "sit time" in case the glaze fillers need some time to work.
 
Emile said:
Hey how do you guys know when a paintwork cleanser is ready to be buffed out?

I have Wolfgang Paintwork Polish Enhancer and the finger swipe test doesn't seem to work on it. I like to apply by hand to the entire vehicle and then buff it all off, maybe giving it 15-20 minutes of "sit time" in case the glaze fillers need some time to work.
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Did you find it hard to remove after 20 min.?
 
Emile said:
Hey how do you guys know when a paintwork cleanser is ready to be buffed out?

I have Wolfgang Paintwork Polish Enhancer and the finger swipe test doesn't seem to work on it. I like to apply by hand to the entire vehicle and then buff it all off, maybe giving it 15-20 minutes of "sit time" in case the glaze fillers need some time to work.
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i dont have any problems with my wolfgang ppcl drying in that time frame. perhaps your applying too much or it is very humid? removal by the way is why i prefer the p21s, its just a little easier to remove than the wolfgang imo
 
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