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The first time I polished I didn't tape off the car as it was my first time.. so there is white bits on the trim here and there. will it come off in the next wash?
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Re: What can I use to get white product remnants off?
Creamy Peanut Butter, but you gotta clean that off too!Originally posted by andy86i View Post
Wrap a microfiber around your finger and dip in the peanut butter, rub it on the trim.
(who in the world figured this out the first time?)
"fishing for swirls in a sea of black"
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Re: What can I use to get white product remnants off?
that's weird.. well looks like I'll be having peanut butter sandwiches.Comment
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Re: What can I use to get white product remnants off?
a hard brush and some trim dressing should work if that doesn't then try some APC and then dress the trim. I do this all the time, cleaning up after hack detailers, and I'm not calling you a hack, we all have done this. I just come across it alot.
And now you've learned why we tape off.Comment
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Re: What can I use to get white product remnants off?
I'll be honest myself, I've NEVER taped off anything EVER, lol. I always go back into the nook and crannies anyway and follow all body lines, etc. to make sure everything is good. I'll try the tape method tomorrow on my first detail job of the year.Comment
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Re: What can I use to get white product remnants off?
Well a skilled detailer doesn't have to tape off everything.
I tape of rubber/plastict that I know the pad will touch. ie: sunroof rubber is the main one.Comment
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