Strip old protection before the next coating goes on.
A 16 fl oz paint-prep cleaner designed to remove old waxes and sealants before the next protection step.
The 16 fl oz size is currently available; a 1-gallon option is also listed.
Strip old protection — $16.95
Layering fresh protection over unknown old wax leaves the prep unfinished.
Old wax or sealant can remain on the surface when you are ready to start a new protection cycle. That makes the real starting point uncertain.
Repeated buffing or clay work adds time when the immediate job is simply removing the previous wax or sealant layer.
Reset the protection layer with a product made for that exact job.
SPA Stripper is sold specifically to break down and remove old waxes and sealants so the vehicle is ready for its next coating step.
It is a focused prep product—not a polish, correction compound, or universal substitute for every kind of paint decontamination.
One focused product for one defined job
Focused removal
Designed for old automotive waxes and sealants.
Prep, then protect
Creates a clearer handoff into the next coating step.
Two listed sizes
Choose 16 fl oz or the separate 1-gallon variant on the product page.
Before
Old protection remains, and the next detailing step starts with uncertainty.
After
The prior wax or sealant layer has been intentionally addressed.
Bridge
Use the dedicated stripper before beginning the next protection cycle.
Start with the 16 fl oz SPA Stripper
One 16 fl oz bottle (SKU MFH0274). The separate 1-gallon variant is also listed at $32.95.
Eligible unused items may be requested for return within 30 days of delivery, with approval required before return. Made-to-order, custom, sale and other excluded items remain governed by the current Genius Loci refund policy.
Questions before you order
What is SPA Stripper intended to remove?
The product record identifies old automotive waxes and sealants as the target.
Does this replace polishing or paint correction?
No. It is a wax-and-sealant removal product; it is not presented as a correction compound.
Does it replace every clay or decontamination step?
Do not assume that it does. Use it for the stated protection-removal job and evaluate the paint for any separate contamination or correction needs.
How should I apply it?
Follow the current label directions and spot-test when surface compatibility is uncertain.
Give the next coating a clean starting point.
Remove the previous wax or sealant layer first, then move into the next protection step with less guesswork.
Strip old protection — $16.95