white wax residue removal ???
Gooday guys, don't come on this part of the Forums often and i have a question that could very well have been asked before.
Is there a majical product, or a new way of removing white wax residue from the black fender flares or any other plastic on a D2 ???? I've been using Mother's back to black and apply it in a circular motion with an old tooth brush, and it works, but just wondering if an easier trick is known to men, besides not waxing
Is there a majical product, or a new way of removing white wax residue from the black fender flares or any other plastic on a D2 ???? I've been using Mother's back to black and apply it in a circular motion with an old tooth brush, and it works, but just wondering if an easier trick is known to men, besides not waxing
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other ways are alchohol , or 3m adhesive remover
other ways are alchohol , or 3m adhesive remover
ORIGINAL: fire1427
scrubbing with a foam pad and black wow will remove it , but I find either alchohol or 3m to remove it and then use black wow to clean it and protect from further residue
scrubbing with a foam pad and black wow will remove it , but I find either alchohol or 3m to remove it and then use black wow to clean it and protect from further residue
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for a cheap fix use peanut butter (creamy).
seriously, just wet the black trim, scrub on peanut butter with your hand, then rub it in with a rag.
it works perfectly.
we used this technique when i used to detail cars back in the states.
seriously, just wet the black trim, scrub on peanut butter with your hand, then rub it in with a rag.
it works perfectly.
we used this technique when i used to detail cars back in the states.
I have used the Peanut butter trick for years. I have tried all the other products and nothing comes close. Creamy is the best but... I bought some low fat (also low flavor) crunchy that was gross so it went out to the garage. Still does the trick, just not as easy to apply.


