Chemical GuysCWS80364 Clean Slate Deep Surface Cleaning Car Wash Soap (Removes Old Car Waxes, Glazes & Sealants for Superior Surface Prep), 64 oz., Citrus Scent

I was skeptical after i watch reviews and videos, some people were saying i wouldn’t do a thing some others would make pretty positive comments, at the end i decided to do my own opinion so far what would be the lost , throw some money? Sure, but at the end from my personal perspective it did an awesome job, it did cleaned my old sealants and wax from my car, i even used the leftover to wash my few used polishing pads and also i was able to clean it, I make a note, that my old polishing pads i had tried to wash them with different detergents including the dish washer soap with no luck, I, am very happy with my purchase with no regrets of my money well expended, in my case i noted the difference after i washed my car even when i had done my hood sealant and polishing without using any removal solutions prior to the application, only to my dismay my polishing pad got cloaked almost when i was half polishing my hood, then i stopped and ordered the sealant and wax remover, recommend this product with my eye closed,

Washed my car with this and worked very well. I let the soap sit for a few minutes prior to rinsing off. Could tell it took off the previous wax/sealant. Finnish was “squeaky” and not smooth (typical after applying wax). I was afraid this may affect my paint, but no issue.

Clean slate seems like it does what it describes as removes previous polishes and protection applied on the vehicle paint. The ratio I believe needs to be doubled when using it in combination with a foam gun for better coverage and application. The one thing I wanted and expected was that the quantity of the soap is better filled to the quantity of the container. The packaging could be better to prevent leaks. Other than my gripes it does the job.

Seems to work exactly as advertised. I used mine to strip the remaining protectant off my girlfriends car (doubt there was much left anyway) but also to remove some relatively mild tree secretion (not quite as sticky as sap, not sure what to call it) as well. The paint was very obviously stripped of all remaining protectant, and I was able to get the stuff from the tree off of it as well. I did NOT use it in a foam cannon, just the standard two bucket method with a microfiber hand mitt. I followed it up with clay bar (while the car was wet, before drying) and then my go-to last step product. It prepped the surface exactly as I had hoped prior to claybaring and application of my last step product.

Très bien merci.