Waxing Stains
Re: Waxing Stains
Originally posted by rustangkilla
Howdy. I waxed my car a couple of days ago, and i must have got some wax on the rubber thats around the windows and it left a white stain on the rubber. I tried cleaning it off, but it won't come. Did I stain it for good??? HELP!!
Howdy. I waxed my car a couple of days ago, and i must have got some wax on the rubber thats around the windows and it left a white stain on the rubber. I tried cleaning it off, but it won't come. Did I stain it for good??? HELP!!
This my sound a bit strange, but I read in a auto detailing book that the best thing to do is:
1. Take some peanut butter and warm it up in the microwave. (not very hot but just warm)
2. Get a old toothbrush
3. Take the peanut butter and put it on the brush and scrub lightly where the stain is.
4. Then just take a wet towel and wipe it off, make sure you dont leave any butter on the car or it will dry and get crusty.
When I tried this it got stains off the car that have been there for many years.
1. Take some peanut butter and warm it up in the microwave. (not very hot but just warm)
2. Get a old toothbrush
3. Take the peanut butter and put it on the brush and scrub lightly where the stain is.
4. Then just take a wet towel and wipe it off, make sure you dont leave any butter on the car or it will dry and get crusty.
When I tried this it got stains off the car that have been there for many years.
Originally posted by slickwillie
This my sound a bit strange, but I read in a auto detailing book that the best thing to do is:
1. Take some peanut butter and warm it up in the microwave. (not very hot but just warm)
2. Get a old toothbrush
3. Take the peanut butter and put it on the brush and scrub lightly where the stain is.
4. Then just take a wet towel and wipe it off, make sure you dont leave any butter on the car or it will dry and get crusty.
When I tried this it got stains off the car that have been there for many years.
This my sound a bit strange, but I read in a auto detailing book that the best thing to do is:
1. Take some peanut butter and warm it up in the microwave. (not very hot but just warm)
2. Get a old toothbrush
3. Take the peanut butter and put it on the brush and scrub lightly where the stain is.
4. Then just take a wet towel and wipe it off, make sure you dont leave any butter on the car or it will dry and get crusty.
When I tried this it got stains off the car that have been there for many years.
I can't figure out if this is just really funny or you are being serious, either way I get confused. If you are being serious, how did you ever figure out this method. People do some weird stuff to their car.
Originally posted by pezking4
I can't figure out if this is just really funny or you are being serious, either way I get confused. If you are being serious, how did you ever figure out this method. People do some weird stuff to their car.
I can't figure out if this is just really funny or you are being serious, either way I get confused. If you are being serious, how did you ever figure out this method. People do some weird stuff to their car.
I've also heard of using mayo to remove tar stains. who knows how they come up with this stuff
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