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Brand:ADBL
ADBL Inspector Panel Wipe
ADBL Panel Wipe is a powerful solvent degreaser. It removes all traces of polishing compounds and oils from paint, plastic, and glass. Use it before applying ceramic coatings, PPF films, waxes, or sealants. The surface is left clean, dry, and ready for protection. It also works as an inspection fluid to reveal the true condition of the paint. Whether you’re detailing a car or prepping panels, the product ensures a flawless base.
Is ADBL Panel Wipe Safe and Easy to Use?
Yes, it’s very user-friendly. It features a mild, pleasant fragrance for comfortable use in enclosed spaces. It won’t leave streaks or oily residues behind. It’s safe for paintwork and glass. The product is also perfect for cleaning the inside of windows, especially those stained with nicotine film from electronic cigarettes. You get excellent clarity and a fresh finish every time.
How Do I remove compounds Correctly?
Shake the bottle well before use.
Spray the product directly onto the surface or microfibre cloth.
Wipe the area thoroughly with a clean microfiber cloth.
Let the product evaporate completely.
The process is quick and efficient. It saves you time while ensuring top results. No streaks, no residue, just a clean and ready surface. Use ADBL Panel Wipe as your go-to preparation spray before any protective treatment.
Why Is Using a Panel Wipe So Important?
Using a panel wipe is a critical step in any detailing or paint correction process. Even after polishing, oils and residues can remain on the surface. These invisible contaminants can prevent ceramic coatings, waxes, or films from bonding properly. Without proper surface prep, protection products may fail prematurely. A quality panel wipe like ADBL Panel Wipe
ensures the surface is truly clean. It reveals defects, guarantees full product adhesion, and helps achieve a long-lasting, professional finish. Skipping this step can lead to streaks, coating failure, or uneven results. For lasting protection, always start with a proper wipe-down.
