Stripp-Ex 1 litre Spray

• Strong solvent blend for deep cleaning of painted surfaces
• Improves bonding of waxes, sealants, and coatings
• Removes most old waxes, sealants, oils, fillers and other residues
• Shows the true finish/cut achieved when machine polishing
• Ultimate decontamination panel-wipe style product
• Large 1L spray for whole-car prep

1. Use only outside or in a well-ventilated area
2. Make sure paint is cool and dry
3. Spray Stripp-Ex onto a clean microfibre cloth
4. Wipe over the panel evenly
5. Allow solvent to fully flash off
6. Repeat process if necessary

Will Stripp-Ex remove the strongest ceramic coatings?
No – it’s a solvent wipe and whilst it will remove many waxes and sealants it may not be able to remove the most durable coatings. Nano-ceramic coatings are often far too durable and will need machine polishing or wet sanding to be removed properly.

Can I use Stripp-Ex on fresh paint or SMART repairs?
Definitely not. It’s a strong solvent and could cause damage. Only use on fully cured, healthy paintwork.

Can I use it between polishing stages?
Yes – that’s one of its best uses. It removes polishing oils and fillers so you can see the actual correction you’ve achieved, not a gloss illusion.

Will it improve the durability of waxes and sealants applied afterwards?
Yes. By removing glaze oils and contaminants, Stripp-Ex helps new products bond directly to clean paint, which usually means better longevity.

Do I spray it directly on the panel?
You can, but it’s safer to spray onto a clean microfibre cloth first and then wipe the panel. Less chance of over-saturation or dripping into places it doesn’t belong.

Will Stripp-Ex make my paint shinier?
Nope. Quite the opposite – it’ll usually look flatter because it’s stripped away anything hiding defects. If gloss is what you’re after, you’ll need polish or glaze afterwards.

Can it damage plastics or trims?
It’s a strong solvent, so avoid spraying directly onto plastics or rubber trims. If overspray happens, wipe it off straight away.