Wax on Plastic, How to get it off?

[Mulcher]

When waxing , I accidently got some wax on the plastic near the wheels? I should have taped it off. Anyway, any ideas how to get it off, since I have white spots from the dry wax ?

[hjacobs475]

try using peanut butter, yes peanut butter on a cloth - wipe in on the spot and wipe it off. it may taake 3 or 4 tries, but this should work.

[adam@istop.com]

Try using Mr. Clean Magic Eraser

let me know if it works

Adam

[hayaku]

hi, new member here.

been detailing for awhile now and this is the best stuff.

GR-40. simple, easy, works the best. wipe on, wipe off, instant black again.

http://www.topoftheline.com/trim-cleaner.html

[countrym]

A. There are a couple of threads on this topic. If you search you'll get a long list of suggestions.

B. The latest thing I've tried is Rain-X. It takes the white residue right off. Not really meant for that purpose, but it's not as weird as peanut butter. :smile:

[Deli]

I use peanut oil. It's easier than peanut butter, and I don't get the urge to eat it while I work.

[JustGo4It_]

Originally Posted by Mulcher

When waxing , I accidently got some wax on the plastic near the wheels? I should have taped it off. Anyway, any ideas how to get it off, since I have white spots from the dry wax ?

The easiest way to get it off is not put it there in the first place. Choose a wax that doesn't have silicone in it.

removing wax from........ thread
http://www.northamericanmotoring.com...3&page=2&pp=40

[asodestrom]

Klasse all in one. Gets it out, not just cover up. Then use Klasse to keep your car clean and shiny. No more worries about white trim.