Wax and grease remover

[Warner_Foster]

Experts,
It will soon be time to start sanding the entire V20 for a new paint job. A site search didn't turn up anything.

What do you recommend using to remove wax, mold release and/or grease which may be on the fiberglass.
Thanks,
Warner

[randlemanboater]

Acetone.

[garagenc]

Also The cleaner called Purple stuff, you can buy it at auto part stores and Walmart (cost is sheap) Also you can us toilet bowl cleaner.

[76GMC1500]

I prefer MEK over acetone for wiping down prior to sanding because it doesn't evaporate as quickly. It gives you a little more time to wipe down.

[spareparts]

go get the application guide for AwlGrip, they usually give them away for free at West Marine if you ask for it, if not you can download it off their website. It will answer every question about painting anything that has anything ever to do with or mounted on, or just sitting near a boat, Mark the pages that have to deal with the corrct application for you, it can get a little confusing and its easy to turn to the wrong page when your ordering materials(speaking from experiance)

[bigshrimpin]

I heard non liquid dishwashing soap/detergent does a good job removing wax. Never tried it . . . just heard it from a few people. Might be worth looking into . . .

[76GMC1500]

I heard non liquid dishwashing soap/detergent does a good job removing wax. * Never tried it . . . just heard it from a few people. *Might be worth looking into . . . *

Use it with a Scotch Brite pad and plenty of rinse water. *This works well for removing amine blush when working with epoxies, too. Once the water no longer beads off the surface, the wax/grease has been removed.

[msbhammer]

Airslots Grinder. But may have blood stains on it. ;D