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I have some number #57 for the boat. I've never tried it, but will #57 remove wax residue from trim like #39 is said to achieve?
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Hey,
From my experience, no. Meguiar's #39 or the Trim Detailer both work the best at removing wax residue. So while the #57 has some unique cleaners, the others would be a better choice for wax removal in my opinion.
TimComment
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Does Meguiar's #39 work better the Trim Detailer? I geuss I won't bother with #57, because I've used Trim Detailer before and it's all but worthless for wax residue.Comment
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Really? That is very different from my experience with using it.Originally posted by 305Cummins
Does Meguiar's #39 work better the Trim Detailer? I geuss I won't bother with #57, because I've used Trim Detailer before and it's all but worthless for wax residue.
With Trim Detailer, you need to apply it fairly heavy, agitate with a toothbrush and leave it sit. After 5-10 minutes come back and remove with a MF towel. I have removed a lot of residue using this technique, and never a problem.
For #39, you basically do the same, but do not leave it as long. Plus after its removal, you need to follow with a vinyl dressing.
TimComment
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I think the toothbrush part is very critical, especially if you are working on a textured trim surface. For some reason, the wax is very tenacious on those surfaces.
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