IMADreamer

Well ladies and gents this is why you don't let your 16 year old cousin help you detail your car. I thought I was being nice because he is in love with my car and wants to learn to detail like I do because he says I have the "best looking car in town", well not now. My driver mirror has some wax on it. It's on the black plastic part and I can't seem to get it out. Any suggestions?

splink

same problem...except i did it. lol

mine came off with some glass cleaner. i wiped at it when i was doing my windows/mirrors and it came off.

redlineblueline

I'm sure mother back to black would take it off I use mequiers interior protectant on them, because I havent used all of the mequiers yet, and havent bought the mothers.

HellHound

pepsi or coke with a toothbrush works good for me.

R33P3R007

i used the back to black and it looked good for a day or so, but then it looked white again.

Cobalt443

If you want to go out and spend the chunk of change (anout $16) on ICE by Turtle wax it is worth it. I don't really like it as a wax/polish for the paint of the car but it does wonders on the plastic and rubber pieces. It gives them that "tire shine" look without being greasy to the touch and it lasts a few weeks on the plastics/rubbers.

NightriderCobaltSS

Adam's VRT

http://www.adamspolishes.com/

best stuff out there

SSCobalt~SSZ24

its really that hard to get off?

mjesenovec

i have gotten wax off of my plastic mirror pieces with mineral spirits, gasoline....basically, if it strips wax off the paint...it'll take it off of your mirrors

roccobladr

i used ICE on it...took alot of it off, but there are still spots where its stayed. maybe i need to hit it again. Id DEFINTLY reccomend ice for all the plastics and rubber on the outside., but it just isnt a substitute for regular wax on the paint.

id get some ice and give it a try.

NightriderCobaltSS

After i wax my car i use Adams VRT it is the best stuff out there it doesnt get some of it off it get all of it off and makes you plastic look great

IMADreamer

Where do you get that stuff at? I am a Mequires guy for the most part. I also have used Zaino brothers on past cars, but not on this one because it seems to work best on dark colors.

I may give ICE a shot. I will have to go get some the next time I am out of town.

snowbred

penut butter

NightriderCobaltSS

I still use Mequires in combo but this stuff is great

heres the link. if you get this stuff you wont be sorry

http://www.adamspolishes.com/

marerick007

Try an eraser....it worked for me...Not a course one...just a regular one. Get one that large and comes to an angle that doesn't go on a pencil. The angled grooves fit in tight spots. Then hit it up with some Back to Black

davis98

I agree with marerick, try a white eraser. If that doesnt work, then try something else...

mjesenovec

oh...just tried this today....use a mr. clean magic eraser...they work perfectly

Psykostevo

Believe it or not, the REAL trick that most dealerships use (high end dealerships) is to buy some really good peanut butter, like Laura Scudders, and use ONLY the oil that floats on the surface.

Rub some of that on the milky spots with a clean cloth and it should take it right off.

Good luck with that.

RollOver360

X2 I have tried it and it works great. Just make sure ur dog doesnt try licking it off when you not looking.

later

plyboy-illest

i should give the PB a try...

thats or go buy the ice is the PB does not work..

stotte20

use peanut butter

rukkee

iTrader: (3)

Its actually the peanut oil that takes it off , grab a small bottle of it at any food store