How to Remove Failing Clearcoat (Step-by-Step with ReGloss ReSolver)

In this video, we walk through exactly how to use ReGloss ReSolver to remove failing, oxidized, and deteriorating clearcoat safely and effectively. Get ReSolver Here: https://regloss.com/products/resolver... ReSolver is designed to simplify one of the most difficult steps in paint restoration — breaking down damaged clearcoat so you can properly prep the surface for a new finish. Instead of relying on aggressive sanding alone, this process allows for more control, cleaner edges, and better overall results. We’ll cover: • When to use ReSolver • How to apply it correctly • Timing and what to watch for • How to remove degraded clearcoat • Surface prep before applying ReGloss ⚠️ Important: ReSolver is not compatible with all types of clearcoat failure. Be sure to review our examples and training content, or reach out with photos of your project before getting started. For best results, always monitor the process closely and avoid overexposure. Proper prep is key to achieving a clean, consistent finish. If you’re looking to take your results to the next level and simplify your workflow, ReSolver is a powerful addition to the ReGloss system. Learn more about ReGloss: regloss.com/kit Questions about your project? Send us photos — we’re happy to help.