Starke Surface Prep Alcohol Spray

$19.99

Description

Starke Surface Prep Alcohol Spray is an alcohol-based panel wipe with mild conditioners that strips polishing oils and lubricants before ceramic coating—also doubles as a glass cleaner on gelcoat, paint, metal, plastic, and glass.

Final prep step after polish/compound and before Starke Triple P or ceramic install. Clears residue that kills coating bond so the panel is clean and dry for application.

Why detailers keep it on the cart

  • Alcohol panel wipe for coating prep after polish
  • Removes oils and lubricants that block ceramic adhesion
  • Also usable as a glass cleaner on marine surfaces
  • SKU: SURP16, SURP128

How to use

  1. Finish compounding/polishing; wipe bulk residue with a clean towel
  2. Spray Surface Prep onto a microfiber or panel; wipe until the surface feels squeaky-clean
  3. Allow to flash dry; apply Triple P or ceramic per product directions

Note: Work cool, shaded panels. Do not coat over oily polish residue. Keep off sensitive plastics if the label warns, and use dedicated towels for glass vs. paint.

Shipping
  • Free UPS Ground on orders over $200
  • $7 flat rate on orders under $200
  • Same-day shipping on orders placed before 2pm ET, Mon–Fri (business days)
  • Most items ship UPS Ground or USPS Priority Mail. Hazardous materials (flammable, corrosive or oxidizer products) ship UPS Ground only and are not eligible for USPS, expedited, overnight or air shipping.
  • Discounted UPS overnight rates available on non-hazardous items
  • Questions? Call us at 800-248-6130

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Preparing is key to success

"Not only did its job,but it was present to work with compared to other products!"

— Brian L. (5/5)

Works Well

"This product works well and has a pleasant odor"

— Thomas W. (5/5)

Great product

"Super easy to use. Best on the market"

— Brian B. (5/5)

Worked fine but felt the

"Worked fine but felt the the surface prep from americana was better"

— Joseph F. (3/5)

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