Adam's Polishes Strip Car Wash Soap (16 oz) - Sealant & Wax Remover Shampoo Salt Remover, Presoak, & Acidic Wash | Thick Suds For Use Cleaning Kit, Foam Cannon, Foam Gun, Sponge, Mitt, Chamois

Works well, would definitely buy again

This stuff is a must in the first step for doing a proper paint correction. It does exactly what it advertises, strips off old wax and residues to prep for clay barring/polishing/waxing. It foams up well in a foam cannon also!

This quickly removed years of wax . The product was very foamy and that helped prevent missing and spots. Great first step for a new car shine.

Got this to prep our new model y for ceramic coating and it did the job of removing the manufacture wax. Scent is pleasant and provides a lot of suds for lubricity. After the wash, my paint was as bare as coming out of the paint booth. Very grippy

Life saver. I ran my black car through a touchless carwash and it sprayed a cheap wax on my car that turned yellow, I tried everything to get that gunk of off my car. I tried pad applied wax remover but this gunk was everywhere, on the mirrors, windows in the nooks and crannies. Horrible...THEN I found this product, it gets into all the nooks and crannies and the windows...everywhere! Perfect, I power sprayed this on, blew dry with my leaf blower and rewaxed with Black Car Wax. Beautiful again

It works really well to strip and deep clean your paint before polishing or waxing. Another way I use it is squirt some full strength on a small sponge and scrub your exterior glass with it, then rinse. It gets all the hard water stains and rain spots off! The glass looks like new and water beads again. Really impressed.

Does what it is supposed to. This soap is perfect for a panel prep before ceramic coating application. I had it used with foam cannon. I’ve utilized foam - rinse - foam + contact technique. I let it dwell for a bout 5 minutes and upon first rinse water did not bead or sheet off the panel surface., though some spots remained intact(water still beaded). I did notice that it didn’t dissolve road grime around wheel arches, which is expected with a slightly acidic ph. I followed up with a second foam + contact wash and no spot remained untouched. Upon fully drying the vehicle, the panel surface got grippy, kind of resembling the feeling you get when you drag your tongue on your teeth after drinking soda. You can probably use it once in a while to get rid of hard mineral deposits or what not. As far as stripping Si02 sealant, waxes and compounds it certainly matches the stated claims.

Adams strip car wash soap is a quality product. It removed the old wax & other contaminants with ease. Has a good foam when used with a foam cannon.