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Removing wax/polish from plastic trim?

Captain Slow IRL · 2008-04-06 17:36:27

I waxed my car about a fortnight ago - went a bit wild though and there's loads dried in on the trim - is there any product I can use to take it off?!

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06-04-2008 6:36pm

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I waxed my car about a fortnight ago - went a bit wild though and there's loads dried in on the trim - is there any product I can use to take it off?!

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#2 06-04-2008 6:43pm
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Peanut butter, or an eraser

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#3 06-04-2008 6:45pm
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Cheers!

Peanut butter!?!?!

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#4 06-04-2008 6:45pm
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Yep, sounds mad, but it works wonders. Just make sure it's the smooth kind

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#5 06-04-2008 11:19pm
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Think the oils in peanut butter just coat the marks for a while. Not sure if it actually removes them.

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