Can anyone tell me what you guys used to get wax off the plastic on the side mirrors?

 

windex and a microfiber cloth

 

trim shine from stoner should work

 

Wow I was just thinking about this too, I have this problem as well.

Windex then? I'll try I spose...

 

the armoral i used on the inside wokred for me

 

yeah i would figure like a interior or trim protectant would work!

 

the best thing is to not get it on, or if you do, get it off immediately. but like mentioned interior stuff should work well.

 

use "back to black" from any auto parts store. Really easy stuff to use.

 

Yea I have used armor all and after a while it comes back. thanks for the replies.

 

yea same here...mine was like that b/c dealer detailed it and got wax on them. I used armor all and it didnt work but im gonna try trim shine made by stoner soon

 

this **** should work too, lol. if the interior protectant isnt.

 

I was doing some drunk waxing when I did it. lol

 

This might sound wierd but use peanut butter it really works I did not think it would work, but a guy at a local detail shop told me about it and it worked

 

Turtle wax ice should take it off... and shine up your plastic

 

K I'm gonna try it when I get home

 

you should make the dealer get it off then, if they are the ones that got it on there

 

Laura Scudder's Peanut butter oil. Just use the oil from the top of the jar with a clean rag.

That one is temporary, and doesn't really remove the haze permanently.

 

That's what I use.....I found it's pretty much only good on the plastics and rubber

 

things needed
steel wool
window cleaner
blue painters tape.

step one, mask off all painted area's around affected "wax residue"

spray window cleaner onto steel wool.

GENTLY rub the steel wool across the black plastic parts. wipe off water left behind.


this also works on "some" scuff marks on the interior. remember, your interior parts are painted, not cast in that color. be careful!

 

one of the last things id put on my car is peanut butter..lol

 

Use turtle wax Ice...it works wonders..

 

all you're doing is covering up.

 

THe first time I used TW ICE, I used it on the old wax on the plastic, the grill and mirrors. It completely removed it, and has never reappeared, at least on my car.

 

MMMMMM.....so pretty for just a little liquid, probably one of the best things ever to come out for a car, well next to the Mr. Clean Auto Dry.