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.

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  • Free shipping on all orders over $200 in domestic United States. Orders under $200 are charged $5 flat rate shipping. 
  • Same day shipping before 2pm eastern time, Monday–Friday (business days)
  • All orders ship through UPS ground and USPS Priority Mail 
  • Discounted overnight rates through UPS
  • Call 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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