I got wax on my splash guards
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Re: I got wax on my splash guards
Originally posted by steelymatt
Is there any way to get the wax off?
Thanks.
Is there any way to get the wax off?
Thanks.
I've heard use peanut butter, something about the oils in it will take the wax off the trim.
http://www.autopia-carport.com/forum...=peanut+butter
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Originally posted by steelymatt
I checked out that link and I used Crisco Pure Vegetable Oil. It worked like a charm!
Thanks for your help.
I checked out that link and I used Crisco Pure Vegetable Oil. It worked like a charm!
Thanks for your help.
I put a heavy coat of Armorall on exterior rubber parts without wiping it off before waxing. Any wax I get on them wipes off easily with the Armorall after buffing.
Works good as long I don't rub the wax in and makes waxing a lot easier and quicker.
BuddyWh
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Originally posted by BuddyWh
Not sure about the splash guards, but oils are harmful to plastics so be sure to clean that off too.
I put a heavy coat of Armorall on exterior rubber parts without wiping it off before waxing. Any wax I get on them wipes off easily with the Armorall after buffing.
Works good as long I don't rub the wax in and makes waxing a lot easier and quicker.
BuddyWh
Not sure about the splash guards, but oils are harmful to plastics so be sure to clean that off too.
I put a heavy coat of Armorall on exterior rubber parts without wiping it off before waxing. Any wax I get on them wipes off easily with the Armorall after buffing.
Works good as long I don't rub the wax in and makes waxing a lot easier and quicker.
BuddyWh
So you can pretty much go by what they say. There are a couple of org people that are regulars on that board like PrinzII and Maximus1000.
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you guys do know
that mothers and a few other companys make a product called back 2 black(dont have to be used on black ) that will fix this problem it makes rubber and plastic shine like new and I has stuff in it to get the old wax on you molding and trim turn back to black or what ever color it was.
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Originally posted by burma
I don't understand the problem. What's wrong with was on the splashguards?
I don't understand the problem. What's wrong with was on the splashguards?
Painted splashguards shouldn't be bothered by wax as you suggest.
BuddyWh
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