Omega Wax and Grease Remover 1L - AA-WGR1L

Omega Wax and Grease Remover - Ideal for removing contaminants prior to sealing, filling or priming

Omega Wax and Grease Remover is a fast acting solvent based cleaner formulated to remove grease, oil, polish, silicone, tar, wax and most chemical based contaminants from surfaces prior to sealing, filling, priming and painting as these contaminants can affect paint adhesion and the overall quality of the finish. Omega Wax & Grease Remover is also ideal for removing silicone from windscreens and wipers, a common cause of wiper smear, for cleaning automotive paint before cutting or polishing to reduce heat and drag on the buffing pad and even to remove protective layers or contaminants from new or resurfaced flywheels and brake rotors prior to installation. Grease and wax remover is a versatile, multi-application product that you should always keep on your shelf in the garage.

Exclusive to Repco, Omega’s range of Panel and Repair products are manufactured in Australia using quality formulations that have been developed to ensure you get the job done right, first time every time. With products suited to DIY enthusiasts working on their own projects, the Omega range caters to everything from minor paint or bodywork correction to major nut and bolt restoration projects. Gathering the products you need to complete each panel or repair job on your car is made simple with Omega's unique 4-step process.

• Step 1 - Prepare - The first step covers everything you need to ensure that the panel surface is clean and free of flaking paint and other contaminants.
• Step 2 - Repair - These products are everything you need to replace what’s missing and assure a flat and perfectly shaped repair job. These products include body fillers, fibreglass products and more.
• Step 3 - Finish - An assortment of finishing products including paint and other top coats.
• Step 4 - Protect - Ensures protection for all your hard work perfecting the panel. These products protect the panel from adverse weather, UV rays and surface contaminants.

When getting to work on your projects, repairing damaged body work, rusted metal, fibreglass repairs or finishing, painting and protecting your car, bike boat, truck or whatever you choose to work on, it's important to make sure you're kitted out with the necessary safety gear such as gloves and protective eyewear as paint and panel repair products can not only be messy, but contact should also be avoided with skin, face and eyes. We also recommend getting set up with some quality workshop lighting to ensure that your project is well lit to ensure the best results and the smoothest possible panel just like when it was brand new.