A way to get dried wax off plastic?
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A way to get dried wax off plastic?
When I waxed my car I got some wax on some parts of the black plastic (bottom of the rear window). Any suggestions on how I might get this off?
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I did the same and carefully used some rubbing alcahol. It is the best I ffound through trial and error. Still not perfect though. Make sure you armor all the plastic after and be careful of the paint, good luck.
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I did the same and carefully used some rubbing alcahol. It is the best I ffound through trial and error. Still not perfect though. Make sure you armor all the plastic after and be careful of the paint, good luck.
I did the same and carefully used some rubbing alcahol. It is the best I ffound through trial and error. Still not perfect though. Make sure you armor all the plastic after and be careful of the paint, good luck.
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Here's a link to another similiar thread posted awhile back
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...ght=toothbrush
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...ght=toothbrush
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Try an eraser. Like on a pencil. Really.
Or peanut butter. Yes, really.
Alcohol will strip the wax of the nearby paint, and drips. An eraser and peanut butter (not used together) can be easily controlled.
Or peanut butter. Yes, really.
Alcohol will strip the wax of the nearby paint, and drips. An eraser and peanut butter (not used together) can be easily controlled.
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