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[Help] i cant get the peanut oil off!!

last week i did a wax to my car and used the olive oil (peanut oil) to remove the rax on the plastics. However, I forgot to clean off the olive oils after. Now the thing is a little sticky and has this left over olive oil marks on my car. I tried using water and shampoo to clean it out but didnt work well. Any ideas on how to remove those oil after a week????
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Yeah, I've had awesome luck with WD40... it gets EVERYTHING off that I've come up across and never seems to hurt the paint.
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last week i did a wax to my car and used the olive oil (peanut oil)
Olive Oil? Since when did Olive oil become Peanut Oil?

I am misreading this?
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I used orange clean and i soft head tooth brush or a soft head brush to get the wax off the black trim.
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I find my two pack of dogs will lick off peanut oil in no time at all. It leaves the arches very clean and shiny
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As for the arches, the whole idea is to leave it on. If you think you have to much then rub it with a rag to remove the excess.
If you mean you have some on your paint you can try to wipe it off with a paint-safe towel, but aside from that you need to use a grease-removing soap (dish soap, simple green, etc). Be aware the area will then have to be re-waxed.
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