[Paul.B]

Hi guys, after a little practicing on the missus car (which is being traded in) i'm now looking to do some correction work by hand on my Focus. It was diamonbrited 6 months ago when i got it, but now i know better it needs to come off so i can do things 'properly'.
Any guaranteed ways of removing it easily?

thanks in advance.

 

[banditbarron]

Unfortunately the only real way is to set fire to it

Don't know if you saw the Mer stand at any shows well that kind of thing

 

[banditbarron]

Or just a strong tfr wash and clay would do it lol

 

[Hoppo32]

Hi guys, after a little practicing on the missus car (which is being traded in) i'm now looking to do some correction work by hand on my Focus. It was diamonbrited 6 months ago when i got it, but now i know better it needs to come off so i can do things 'properly'.
Any guaranteed ways of removing it easily?

thanks in advance.

The polishing you are going to do will remove it so no need to try and remove it beforehand.

 

[Apex]

Sneeze......?

 

[DrDax]

Unfortunately the only real way is to set fire to it

Don't know if you saw the Mer stand at any shows well that kind of thing

A Tad overkill I think lol

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[DrDax]

Any good Polish would remove it I would have thought.

Even c1 is removed when polished and I don't think there is a stronger coating than that.

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[Ninja59]

Any good Polish would remove it I would have thought.

Even c1 is removed when polished and I don't think there is a stronger coating than that.

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it depends what you consider as stronger personally i might consider OptiCoat 2.0 as stronger but they are like chalk and cheese in real chemical make up

 

[Paul.B]

Thanks guys, i'm going to wash, clay, correct, polish, and then wax. Seems general consensus is this will suffice.
Thanks again.