Aug 3, 2007 #1 B BlackBenz2 New member Whats the best way to get rid of dried up wax residue on exterior plastics?
Aug 3, 2007 #2 A Accumulator Well-known member I'd use a "dried-wax remover" product. I got mine from Griot's but I'm sure other places have it cheaper. Sometimes you can just use clay, or an APC, or a paint cleaner, but the dried-wax stuff seems to work best for me.
I'd use a "dried-wax remover" product. I got mine from Griot's but I'm sure other places have it cheaper. Sometimes you can just use clay, or an APC, or a paint cleaner, but the dried-wax stuff seems to work best for me.
Aug 3, 2007 #3 M Milestones New member cheap alternative: Mr. Clean Magic Eraser - works surpisingly well for this purpose more expensive alternative: Duragloss 481 Wax Eraser (around $6.00 for 4 oz.) Both have worked well for me in the past so take your pick.
cheap alternative: Mr. Clean Magic Eraser - works surpisingly well for this purpose more expensive alternative: Duragloss 481 Wax Eraser (around $6.00 for 4 oz.) Both have worked well for me in the past so take your pick.
Aug 3, 2007 #4 K kapinnn New member Is DG 481 available at CarQuest? I don't remember seeing it... I might have to ask them to order that along with some 3M Ultrafina
Is DG 481 available at CarQuest? I don't remember seeing it... I might have to ask them to order that along with some 3M Ultrafina
