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  • Removal of wax from plastic trim

    Never mind found the thread about this, helps to read more.

    Thanks,
    2000 Saleen S351 Speedster

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    Re: Removal of wax from plastic trim

    Well now that's a tough one, but I guess some APC can make the job. however, a big suggestion i would give you is to dress all exterior trim before polishing or waxing to prevent these problems, because as far as I know, once the wax dries it's pretty hard to remove and sometimes it fades the trim, but i'm not that sure about that :S.

    Hope this Helps.
    " Sometimes logic is your friend (Mike-In-Orange)"

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      Re: Removal of wax from plastic trim

      i used #39 and #40 on my MINI trim to get wax off from the dealer.

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        Re: Removal of wax from plastic trim

        Hey,

        I am glad you found the thread that helps.

        Otherwise, to remove dried wax from plastic trim pieces, I like to use #39 or Meguiar's #38 or from the consumer line, Trim Detailer. Get a good detailing brush like Meg's Triple Duty Brush or a stiff toothbrush and really work the product into the trim. Then wipe off and treat with a dressing like All Season Dressing or #40.


        Tim
        Tim Lingor's Product Reviews

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        • #5
          Re: Removal of wax from plastic trim

          #39 is good. In a pinch I have used peanut butter.The oils draw out the crude.
          MOL- Welcome to the world of real detailer's

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