🧼 Dupli-Color ECM543000 Single Paint Grease and Wax Remover Soy-Based, 32 oz.: Ultimate Solution for Clean and Smooth Surfaces Review

Seems to clean the surface well but I still had adhesion issues with the Black Chrome Kit. I called Duplicolor with no help. The black chrome is terrible.

I always use this product after washing to completely remove wax residue before applying a new coat of wax. To get the most out of this product, spray onto the surface of your car and leave for 15-20 seconds before wiping off. out.

This is a great material that works well after a clay bar and caulk has been prepared. the price has increased significantly in the last year, but will last for many years if stored in a cool and dry place. Spray and wipe and you can apply the sealant.

This product cleans surfaces very well. I'm tired of cleaning up with dish soap, brake cleaner and all other chemicals before painting and the paint still opens up and looks great chic, this material takes a wipe with a rag and the paint sets perfectly. This is what you must use before painting anything.

Be careful and test a small part of the part you want to paint because this thing can be very strong and act more as a solvent than a cleaning agent, next time I'll put alcohol in mine use plastic details, and not in this product, i mean it works fine but in some places where i used a bit more the plastic has melted on top.

This product is great for removing wax from car trim. I think some people expect it to remove stuck grease and the protective cover. It removes some but not all. I removed the side molding from my truck and used an eraser to remove any remaining adhesive. The eraser wheel leaves marks on the paint and this prep spray removed them with ease. To wax my car I use Dawn dish soap to remove most of the dirt and wax and then use this prep spray to remove the remaining wax and soap residue. This…

I used this in preparation for a recent touch up on my 2016 Mustang. Here's what I did: 1. Washed the car with Meguiar's Gold Soap. 2. Hand dried with a large towel. circled the spots on my bumper/bonnet that were touched up with a touch up pen (plain window paint marker). 5. Sprayed two tone prep spray on the areas I wanted to touch up. Simply spray on quickly and then dry with a microfiber cloth.6. Just in case, I took a can of microfiber swabs (small, toothpick-like tools that pick up 1/8th…