Removing wax residue from black plastic? Help!
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Removing wax residue from black plastic? Help!
Do any of you guys have a good solution for getting white wax residue off of black plastic body molding? I've tried several different things including Deep Creep and even brake parts cleaner. Nothing has worked yet. Is there a trick to get this stuff off?
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I might give this a try. The problem is, alot of products shine up the black plastic making the wax residue disappear... for about a week. Then when the plastic dries back out, you can clearly see the wax residue again. I'm looking for something that truely removes it.
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i second the tire shine though, ive used that before. also 303 aerospace protectant works very well.
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I found that using a detail brush with stiff plastic bristles (looks like a big toothbrush) and some Simple Green cleaner worked great for me. It takes some time but really works well. Put blue masking tape against any painted surface to prevent clear coat scratching first! This process takes off oxidation too and leaves the plastic looking new.
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I found that using a detail brush with stiff plastic bristles (looks like a big toothbrush) and some Simple Green cleaner worked great for me. It takes some time but really works well. Put blue masking tape against any painted surface to prevent clear coat scratching first! This process takes off oxidation too and leaves the plastic looking new.
Thanks, Jeffery. I'll give this a try.
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Originally Posted by kozal01
i dont suggest using nail polish remover. the main ingredient in that is acetone and that will eat plastic faster than you can blink.
i second the tire shine though, ive used that before. also 303 aerospace protectant works very well.
But if tire shine works, yeah use that first Haha
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Last edited by fend2ride; 05-17-2011 at 02:37 PM.