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Ok, what is the best thing to clean wax off the flat black plastic and rubber on a car ????? I have tried Dawn, brushes, Meguires rubber cleaner and treatment, ect... It still leaves a faint white residue and is noticeable as hell.
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sounds odd but penut butter does the trick 
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don't get wax on it in the first place? I'd say try Meguires but you said you already tried that... 
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use "simple green". rinse the part 1st then spray with simple green let it sit fot a bit, then hose off. it's an industrial cleaner & degreaser.. http://www.budgetpackaging.com/orsigralc...;OVMTC=standard [ budgetpackaging.com]
Last edited by flyimages; Mar 30, 2005 10:09am.
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PEANUT BUTTER? R U SERIOUS? CREAMY OR EXTRA CRUNCHY?
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very serious  and i would do creamy. chrunchy may scratch 
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Crunchy would scratch, I say creamy. Skippy!
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I would think Creamy 
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Crunchy would scratch, I say creamy. Skippy! Mmm Mmm Skippy!! yummy !! i just had some last night! PB&J w/ MILK!!
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Actually Peter Pan works the best for that stuff.
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haha skippy...ive always loved creamy over crunchy anyway
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"don't get wax on it in the first place?" Haha, I try not too but, the buffer has a mind of its own sometimes and well ... you know how it is. The worst place is around the top of the moon roof, its in the natural crevices of the rubber seal and it looks terrible to me.
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i take back my last post i would use Windex! or try it...ya never know...oh and I wouldent use Simple Green it would destroy your car!!...
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Thank you.: giving props and lots of thnx to mike ( lucky ) he knows his shit! thanx for the help man
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