> > Will warm, soapy water remove Partall wax from surfaces?
> > Is there a better way to insure that all the wax is gone?
>
> Go to a good auto parts store and ask for degreaser and wax remover in the
paint dept.
> Rich Border
In my "youth" I painted quite a few restored cars and we generally mixed
some
dish soap in a bucket of hot water and added about 1/2 cup of bleach to
strip any automotive wax that may have been on the old paint.
I would also wipe it down with acetone or MEK immediately before painting.
I love the smell of volatile solvents in the morning.....................
PS. if the old paint has even a trace of "armor all" or any other
siloconized
additive, you MUST siloconize the new paint with a special silicone additive
or it will fish eye miserably.
Mark Mech
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