Pre-Coating Surface Prep

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Dirty Anchor Pre-Coating Surface Prep is a high-performance panel preparation spray designed to remove polishing oils, fillers, fingerprints, and residue before applying ceramic co atings. Whether you're a professional detailer or a DIY installer, this fast-flashing formula ensures a truly clean, bare surface for maximum coating bond and longevity. Key Features & Benefits Removes Oils & Residue Instantly: Breaks down polishing lubricants, waxes, and silicones so coatings adhere properly. Fast Flashing & Streak-Free: Flashes quickly and leaves no haze, making surface inspection easier and more accurate. Maximizes Coating Durability: A perfectly prepped surface ensures better bonding and extends the lifespan of any ceramic coating. Safe on All Exterior Surfaces: Formulated for paint, glass, plastics, and wheels; ideal before applying coatings, sealants, or PPF. How to Use Step 1: Complete all washing, decontamination, and polishing steps before using SurfacePrep Pro.Step 2: Spray the product directly onto the panel or onto a clean microfiber towel.Step 3: Wipe the surface evenly to break down oils and residue.Step 4: Flip to a dry microfiber towel and buff until the panel is streak-free.Step 5: Repeat as needed until the entire vehicle is fully decontaminated and ready for coating. Pro Tip: Work one panel at a time and always use fresh microfiber towels old or saturated towels can reintroduce oils and affect coating bonding. Why We Love It At Dirty Anchor, we love Surface Prep because it leaves nothing behind just a perfectly clean surface ready for ceramic application. It flashes fast, wipes off effortlessly, and makes it easy to spot leftover defects or polishing oils. In our testing, coatings bond more consistently and last longer when installed over this prep spray. Frequently Asked Questions ❓ Do I need to polish before using SurfacePrep Pro?💡 Polishing isn’t required, but highly recommended. Prep spray removes oils, it does not remove scratches or oxidation. ❓ Can this be used between coating layers?💡 No. Do not use panel prep between layers of coating; it can disrupt bonding. Only use before the first layer. ❓ Is this safe on matte or satin paint?💡 Yes Pre Coating Surface Prep is safe for matte finishes, but always use light pressure to avoid altering the surface texture. Show more