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Aeems (as silly as it sounds) that the Peanut Butter trick actually works. Managed to get the trim in several areas a few weeks ago when I waxed the car, so I'll have to give the PB trick a shot.
>>Aeems (as silly as it sounds) that the Peanut Butter trick actually works. Managed to get the trim in several areas a few weeks ago when I waxed the car, so I'll have to give the PB trick a shot.<<
If you think it sounds silly, don't call it peanut butter. Don't picture the Skippy lady when detailing your car. Call it peanut extract, or peanut paste. It's a fine car-care product that just happens to be made by Peter Pan, or Planters.
Also, a tip - pure peanut oil (i.e., the active ingredient) works even better, and is less messy to work with.
__________________ "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy." - Tom Waits
I use Griot's stuff ( http://www.griotsgarage.com ) and am very pleased with their "Vinyl & Rubber Dressing" for the wheel arches on my MCS. I apply the Vinyl & Rubber Dressing first, then wax the painted areas of the car.
2002 DS/B: Turbokompressor, Alta crank pulley, custom 3" straight exhaust, Quaife, Spec Stage 3+ clutch, Spec light flywheel, Helix shifter, H&R front springs,H-Sport: rear springs/rear control arms/ comp front sway bar, Perfect Power camber plates, Koni yellows, Ferodo D2500 pads.
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