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Old 03-13-2006, 05:25 AM
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How to get wax off plastic moulding??

Well, I did it . Beautiful wax job this weekend, except i got wax on the black plastic bits around the wheel arches and below the doors. Any ideas how to get it off??

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Old 03-13-2006, 05:27 AM
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D'OH!! I just saw the sticky thread
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Peanut butter. It works, I've just used it. I would suggest not using chunky, for obvious reasons. Also, drive fast when you see a pack of dogs.
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I know this wont help your current situation, but try Zaino next time. I had never used it before using it on my MINI and I'm hooked now
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Use an old toothbrush to get it off, just be careful near the paint so that you don't scratch it.
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