How to clean paint with no wax of any type left?

[b5blue]

  Is there a compound to use that cleans but leaves no film or sealant chemical? My car has a coat of Kirker single stage white paint mostly meant a seal/protect coating. Some areas will be reworked but the entire car will get repainted section by section as the body panels get fine tuned a bit better. (When it's not 98* in the shade!)
  I'd like to find something to clean/compound the paint that will wash off completely to not interfere with adhesion. I'm even being careful about lubing or treating moving parts.     
  Yes I've checked on line and looked a stuff in the stores but you guys have so much more experience I'm hoping to hear from ya! 

[tan top]

panel wipe  / paint shop degreaser

[b5blue]

Like "Pre", I have some leftover. Thanks for the idea! 

[ODZKing]

Not knowing how much wax is on there, just guessing 2 or 3 washes with Dawn dish detergent should do the trick.

[Indygenerallee]

panel wipe  / paint shop degreaser

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[b5blue]

Not knowing how much wax is on there, just guessing 2 or 3 washes with Dawn dish detergent should do the trick.

The entire body is "naked" paint, in about a year I've mopped it down with Dawn and clean rags/soft brush 3 times. I thought they might make an abrasive compound that I could scrub any crap that gets on it like from the road or trees....maybe Soft Scrub cleaner.
Thanks Guys! 

[bill440rt]

Neal, instead of using Soft Scrub you could use paint cleaning clay. You have to use it with a spray detailer, though.
Of course, washing with dish detergent, etc would remove any detailer or wax residue anyway.  

Bug,wax, & tar remover solvent works well also, comes in spray cans. Look for it with all the other cleaning supplies at any auto parts store.

[gsniegow]

Neal, instead of using Soft Scrub you could use paint cleaning clay. You have to use it with a spray detailer, though.
Of course, washing with dish detergent, etc would remove any detailer or wax residue anyway.  

Agreed, use the clay bar but instead of using quick detailer I would just put some Dawn in a spray bottle with water.  That will provide plenty of lubricant for the clay bar.  Once done, wash the entire car again with Dawn and you should have stripped everything off.