wax on black trim around windows
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wax on black trim around windows
How the heck can you get it off? I have tried everything soap,adhesive remove, Alcohol. Even went to a detailing car wash. They said I need to dye it........It's just wax, come on now! Something must take it off. HELP!
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The soft trim around the windows? Try quick detailer. On hard plastic try a pencil eraser(the white drafting eraser type that's kinda rubbery-its a vinyl/plastic eraser), you can get em from Staples by the drafting tools.
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What did you have one around? Just avoid the normal pencil erasers and especially the old grey 'pen' erasers(like on the elementary school pink/white ones) as they are too harsh. You can use them gently, but pick up a vinyl eraser for next time and you can crank away with them they won't ever scratch. Although our plastic is very heavilly textured so its not such a worry like something smooth like a Wrangler fender flare(although those turn grey/white no matter what you do).
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+1 on Back To Black. I got a bottle of this stuff, and it took ALL the wax off the splash guards I have on the rear, and around the windows. Great stuff. Definitely should be in everyone's detail kit!
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Try Dupont PrepSol
http://www.performancecoatings.dupon...9295_3919S.pdf
Here is a list of Dupont prep products:
http://www.performancecoatings.dupon...SurfPrepOV.pdf
http://www.performancecoatings.dupon...9295_3919S.pdf
Here is a list of Dupont prep products:
http://www.performancecoatings.dupon...SurfPrepOV.pdf
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Thanks for all the replies guys,I used a simple eraser I've had for years, and it probably cost me 10cents. Made the black look brand new too! I had no clue about that little trick and I've been driving for 40 years! WOW!
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I got a kit at autozone- mothers I think- has a few little scrubbers and whatnot- the one that takes wax off is a rather stiff bristle nylon brush- bristles are really fine, but dense and only about 3/8 inch long- rub it over and wax comes right out of the grain...
my wife waxed her new avalanche a few months ago...thank God for that little brush
my wife waxed her new avalanche a few months ago...thank God for that little brush