Wax Residoodoo
7/19/06, 09:05 AM
#22
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Just went out and tried it. Looks like it all came off. Won't know for sure until I wash the car just to make sure all the WD-40 is completely off.
Either way, it looks better.
Either way, it looks better.
7/19/06, 01:35 PM
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I used a mister clean magic eraser, on the black trim on my fox....it worked really well, but it kinda got used up once i got to the Rubber quarter window trim, cuz, as you all know that stuff practically turns to sandpaper. I also used the magic eraser to get off tree sap, which also worked very well, and did not appear to strip off anything (but my car is only polished, not waxed)
7/19/06, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by jcopin
told u =p and makes plastic shiny .. but dont worry after that drieds it will turn back to normal pre wax
dont need to wash the WD40 .. wont damage it and itl dry naturally
dont need to wash the WD40 .. wont damage it and itl dry naturally
7/19/06, 04:08 PM
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no the wax is off it aint coming back hehe works GREAT
i just mean if you get any WD40 on the paind of the car it will instantly strip off the wax ..like dishwashing soap so the paint will be exposed =p
i just mean if you get any WD40 on the paind of the car it will instantly strip off the wax ..like dishwashing soap so the paint will be exposed =p
8/5/06, 02:21 PM
#27
Wax Residoodoo
Originally Posted by rocket88
I read somewhere that peanut butter would do the trick but I wasn't about to rub it all over my car.
--any other ideas? How long does it take it to come back??
8/5/06, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by rocket88
Use a pink eraser.
In the future, use armor-all on the molding before wax to prevent it from sticking!
In the future, use armor-all on the molding before wax to prevent it from sticking!
8/6/06, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Boltzman
If you wnt to protect the plastic,use" 303". it makes it shiny too. also vert tops
8/7/06, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by flashfearless
I hadn't considered the cloth top for 303. Would you use that on a cloth top as well, or just vinyl?
9/6/06, 12:18 AM
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Originally Posted by StangNut
OK. It's official. The WD-40 is only temporary.
However, the pink eraser worked great!
Thanks, rocket88.
However, the pink eraser worked great!
Thanks, rocket88.
I'll try that next time I go out for groceries! 
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