How does one remove the white areas on the exterior plastic trim (e.g. the black sill below the driver and passenger doors)? I don't intentionally wax the plastic trim, but while waxing the car, I must have accidentally had the wax touch a few areas, and over time, these areas turn white. Any tips on plastic conditioners / what I can do to restore the plastic? Thanks!

 

A pink eraser and some Back to Black.

 

I use Mother's Back to Black and the trim looks brand new again

 

All purpose cleaner and a stiff brush. Mr. Clean magic eraser is supposed to work too.

 

Wow, just a regular pencil eraser worked wonders! Thanks so much guys!!!

 

black magic tire cleaner is also good.

spray away is the best I have used tho.

 

Goo Gone and an old toothbrush works for me.

 

ownz!

 

I'm not letting a brush get anywhere near my car! OK except the tires.

 

http://www.autogeek.net/klasvinleatr.html

 

I love that stuff. I even use it for removing bugs and it's also very cheap.

 

"Back to black" from Mothers does wonders. I swear by this stuff for plastic moldings, and their are a lot of those on our cars.

 

Peanut Butter works too...no joke.

 

What happens in the garage, stays in the garage. Right?

 

... Wait, where's the dog?

Yeah, that's one thing I hate about waxing, is the white crap that gets in all the little cracks and on the trim.

 

Stock up while it's still affordable, i heard prices will be going up 30-40 % because of the severe drought . Run to your nearest Costco people.