wax residue on plastic
#4
Re: wax residue on plastic
You might try Meguire's Professional vinyl and rubber cleaner/conditioner. I used it on the plastic by my headlights and it shined them up real nicely. If u use this keep in mind that it might look streaky at first. I just used more till it was even and left it on... it looked real good after that!
#5
Re: wax residue on plastic
Poorboy's Trim Restorer. Permanently removes the wax, and leaves a protective coating behind.
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Available from www.poorboysworld.com www.autogeek.net www.premiumautocare.com www.specialtymotoring.com etc...
#6
Re: wax residue on plastic
I had heard about the peanut butter before, but just never gave it any credibility. Well, I'm bored at work, with emergency food in the locker and it's time. Gave it a try on the beater trim and it works better than anything that I have used. I usually score around 990 at the 1000 point shows, so I have tried alot of things.
Thanks Bret. How' s the company life treating you?
PJ
Thanks Bret. How' s the company life treating you?
PJ
#7
Re: wax residue on plastic
Originally Posted by camaro_chic17
You might try Meguire's Professional vinyl and rubber cleaner/conditioner. I used it on the plastic by my headlights and it shined them up real nicely. If u use this keep in mind that it might look streaky at first. I just used more till it was even and left it on... it looked real good after that!
#10
Re: wax residue on plastic
I tried the peanut butter trick over the weekend... it worked very well It removed both streaks that I had on the plastic around the windshield. After rubbing the peanut butter off... I went back over the trim with Back to Black.
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