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Be sure to check out this thread for information on cleaning the wrinkled black finish of the wheel arches, front spoiler, etc. Here is another article I found on the net that mention using peanut butter as a good cleaner:
Popular Mechanics (look for the mention of peanut butter near the bottom of the article)
"Simple green" is the a great thing to the plastic, inside the wheel wells and aspecially the wheels & tires. Just a bucket with warm water and a sponge with a brillow pad on side of it and your golden.... won't even scratch.....
Mothers' Back to Black works great... for a few days. It doesn't actually remove the wax. Within a week or two, the wax smears resurface. Peanut butter does work great; peanut OIL works as well, and is cleaner to work with...
I really like a product made by Lexol called Vinylex, it makes the trim really black without looking shiney or greasy and seems to last longer than any of the other products I have ever used and I've used alot of them over the years.
>>>>Mothers makes a nice a nice product called Back to Black.
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>>>>Works good for me.
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>>But would this work on Michael Jackson? (snort, honk)
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The mothers works very well on a temporary basis. Another I like to use is Meguires vinyl protector. Neither of them will get rid of the wax swirls so I will soon be trying peanut oil.
-Chris