What is the latest on RedMaxPro peeling and removal.

I would assume zep floor wax stripper be the easiest thing to strip it with then reapply as needed.

As stated the Zep stripper works- purple cleaner aka purple power or purple stuff does a good job also. Found out quite by accident when trying to get black streaks off one day. Mean green cleaner will also strip the rmp/zep off.

We just also found out by accident that Magic Eraser also removes ZEP :(

Had mine on for 2 1/2 years, started wearing off, some peeling, a little gray in areas.

I didn't want to use wax remover, not sure how the siding and lower paint would survive.

I took a chance, used barkeepers friend and re-cleaned the surface.

I reapplied using ZEP over the peeling areas after cleaning. Not a problem, came out just like the first time. Now, think I will start reapplication every year or so with one coat to maintain and keep it looking new.

It goes on easy. Using a white microfiber cloth works best for a very smooth application.

The Zep stripper will work. It dissolves the old Red Max in a heartbeat and can easily be washed off with just plain water. I had to redo my door after about 2 years from the applicaton (poor preparation on my part) and it was really a very easy task. Re-applied and I'm still in great shape after 3 years since original application. And we fulltime.

This thread makes me glad I never took the Easy Way (Zepp or Red Max Pro) route to a shine.. I still use automotive wax... Of course, Looks good and gives me better MPG.. not that that is a concern this year, but that's another thread....already....

I am coming up on three years also with 2 repaired rotator cuffs. Last year after repairing my mirror I cleaned the area for caulking with acetone and it stripped off the Zeps rather easily I was not real careful with it. I ended up removing a larger area just to make it more uniform with the acetone. I tried ammonia but that did not work nearly as well as acetone. After the caulking dried I reapplied the Zeps and and you cannot see where it was reapplied. I have not had any peeling as yet and don't know if it peels because it is applied too thick or it peels because it wears off with time and washing and becomes too thin, assuming the prep work was good in both cases.

Cry about the RM peeling off, my clear coat is peeling off the front cap in the white areas. Found this out early this year when I washed the roof and the top of the front cap clear coat blew off with the water presser. Bug strikes caused crazing and has started peeling on the front also. When it all peels off, it will be Red Max on the front.

Spring made 3 years for me with Red Max and no problems yet other than doing the front over because of bugs.....getting ready to give it another coat.....

I had a small patch wiped it down with ammonia, rinsed with water, and reapplied RMP - blended in perfectly with rest.