Powerlock Sealant on 3m Wrap hood!!!??

Hi guys i have a client tomorrow who have white strip of Powerlock sealant on his 3M Wrapped hood!!

I dont know what i should use to remove this!

Can you help me!?

 

Any pictures? When you say white strip, is this a half bra?

 

Confused do you want to remove 3m or the power lock?

 

DiNoc or is it clear film?

 

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I want to remove the powerlock on the 3m wrapped hood!

 

The DA made like hologram of the powerlock on the wrapped carbon hood and there is white strip on it

 

Is the white strip (Power Lock) on the edge of the wrap or is it all over the wrap?

 

all over!! need help soon my client coming soon

 

Get some citrus wash or do a Dawn wash to strip the Power Lock.

 

already try, nothing....

 

Use a light polish.

 

light polish then dawn wash? and i keep it like that?

 

You will still need protection after the correction.

 

look a picture here client send me one

 

is this something they did to their car? IIRC vinyl is going to soak up whatever you put on it... its not a solid surface.

 

I haven't had much luck removing residual polish from 3M di-noc. I didn't fully tape off my front trim once and it got stained when I was doing a light polish. No soap or degreaser got rid of it. I tried to polish it but it wouldn't get rid of it. I'll be re-wrapping it this summer since I can't get rid of it.

 

Since this is a matte finish, this is why you see the results that you do. I believe that if you have a serious steamer (e.g. VX 5000, Dupray or equivalent) then you can likely emulsify the Powerlock Sealant and wipe it off. If you have not used a steamer before, I would not attempt to do so on this customer's vehicle. I would use a large triangular head accessory (to spread out the area of the steam and not concentrate it as in a pinpoint) safely wrapped in a couple of microfiber towels as to not allow the bristles to protrude past the microfiber towels. Using a deft hand, no pressure on the head, and not overheating the vinyl when attempting to remove the sealant.

Nanolex makes proper matte finish products, as do others.

 

Cool thank you if someone have something to tell let me know!

 

That appears to be an issue with the film, maybe I am wrong, but that is what it looks like to me.