Does D301 remove M07 Polish?

[Stephan]

Does D301 remove M07 Polish? I don't believe there are any cleaners in D301, but is there polish in it or just wax?

Thanks.

[Detailing by M]

Re: Does D301 remove M07 Polish?

if you put it on very gently by hand it shouldn't.

If you use a machine the of course it will.
Any time you "top" you remove what is already there.
Topping is a myth and disproved by science.

Why do you want to do this or what are you trying to do?

The actual oils in 7 that is absorbed into the paint will still be there. That is a popular use of 7, oiling, refreshing the paint.

[Stephan]

Re: Does D301 remove M07 Polish?

I typically use 7 then wax with 26.

I'm brainstorming winter maintenance routines, and thought 301 (little sling, little dust, fast wipe) might be a lot faster than 26. Have a jug of 21 also, but rubber and plastic not so happy with it in a get it on fast environment I expect this winter.

Was planning on doing some test areas soon so if there polish in 301, no point wasting time with 7.

[Detailing by M]

Re: Does D301 remove M07 Polish?

What exactly are you working on?
For a winter "coat" I'd go with a synthetic, M20, NXT and the like.
I love 301 but, I don't know about it's durability. It's main feature is "easy wipe off"
I'd coat if I lived in bad weather.

[The Guz]

Re: Does D301 remove M07 Polish?

D301 is a cleaner wax so it could remove the previous layer. Since you are doing a winter routine, I would start with a cleaner wax like D301 to start with a fresh surface and follow D301 with a coat or two of NXT, UW or M21. UW will not stain the trim and it's the longest lasting wax. Then you can maintain with D156 or ultimate spray wax.

[Stephan]

Re: Does D301 remove M07 Polish?

OK. Now that I know 301 is cleaner wax I have to decide whether to use it or M7 prior to M21 then dig

Was trying to come up a fast way to keep waxed in winter without buying more wax/sealant products. Cleaning off road salt and related **** gives me impulse to get some wax on afterwards.

I guess I'm old school but spray wax (reminds me of drive thru car wash wax but it isn't) hasn't made it into my inventory. That's why I was hoping to use something with the application characteristics of 301 in lieu of purchasing quik/spray wax. If I go thru this process a dozen times (for example) this winter, it'll be quite a few bucks to spend on spray when I have 64 and 128 oz jugs of 26, 301 and 21.

Thanks for your inputs.

Signed,

Still Undecided

[Stephan]

Re: Does D301 remove M07 Polish?

I botched up first sentence, should read:

OK. Now that I know 301 is cleaner wax I have to decide whether to use it or M7 prior to M21 then purchase spray for maintenance.

[Detailing by M]

Re: Does D301 remove M07 Polish?

I guess I'm old school but spray wax (reminds me of drive thru car wash wax but it isn't)...

Here's a better solution to the low parts of your car. 3m Spray Defender

http://www.amazon.com/3M-90000-Paint-Defender-Spray/dp/B00BSKYM82

Also D156 is an awesome wax!
How much wax do you think you are actully leaving on your paint? A micro thin layer is all you leaving on your paint. So a spray wax still waxes your paint.
Detailing technologie is very advance.

There is a reason we put D156 on this

[Stephan]

Re: Does D301 remove M07 Polish?

If I wash with RFEW, perform initial wipe off, can I then spray with D156, then wipe and buff till dry?

[jarred767]

That should be adequate as long as you have a base coat of wax every few months.

Also D156 is an awesome wax!

It seems like you're a fan of this stuff

[Stephan]

Re: Does D301 remove M07 Polish?

J767- Just for winter, M21 base. They like to spread salt here in winter, usually rains and then sprays your black car from roof to wheels with white/gray sticky junk. The roads dry then dust it on your car for max irritation. Every time I wash this junk off I want to apply some kind of maintenance wax.

Rest of year, #7 and #26;