I was not attempting to remove a freshly applied layer of protection. This soap did what I needed it to do. The two step polish stage that followed handled any remnants of a 5 year old coating. I will leave the APC to the torture test channels. Thanks for checking out the video.
@@OGspecd the coating is 5 years old. The only way to remove that is by polishing. The second soap has a little more kick than a oh neutral soap. My preference was not to soak the car is an all purpose cleaner. If you read my comment, I was not attempting to remove NEWLY APPLIED PROTECTION like wax or sealant. The " drying aids" would not have a layered effect so the soap handled those.
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I’ve always just sprayed Super Clean 4:1 and rinse off. Works well
I was not attempting to remove a freshly applied layer of protection. This soap did what I needed it to do. The two step polish stage that followed handled any remnants of a 5 year old coating. I will leave the APC to the torture test channels. Thanks for checking out the video.
@@GavDetails what do you mean you weren’t trying to remove any protection that was on the vehicle? Isn’t that what you trying to do? I’m confused.
@@OGspecd the coating is 5 years old. The only way to remove that is by polishing. The second soap has a little more kick than a oh neutral soap. My preference was not to soak the car is an all purpose cleaner. If you read my comment, I was not attempting to remove NEWLY APPLIED PROTECTION like wax or sealant. The " drying aids" would not have a layered effect so the soap handled those.