Wax on plastics

[Deleted member 19366]

I've tryed searching but can't find what I'm looking for. Can anyone tell me whats the best thing to use for removing wax marks from unpainted plastic's (around windows and mirrors).
Thanks
Dave

 

[Adam R]

oddly enough penut butter. basically its the linseed oil what removes the marks.

so you can just buy linseed oil if you can instead of putting penut butter on your car

 

[Deleted member 19366]

I'll give the oil a try. Thanks mate

 

[FinerDetails]

or some all purpose cleaner with a MF cloth.

 

[Jace]

This works well

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/accessories/wax-blaster-wax-remover/prod_346.html

 

[Deleted member 19366]

Thanks for the advice guy's.

 

[Neg.]

This works well

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/accessories/wax-blaster-wax-remover/prod_346.html

Does it make it black afterwards like back to black?

 

[ENTERNAMEHERE]

I've tryed searching but can't find what I'm looking for. Can anyone tell me whats the best thing to use for removing wax marks from unpainted plastic's (around windows and mirrors).
Thanks
Dave

Hi

I use Nut oil and a soft toothbrush, works everytime.

 

[claireeyy]

cooking oil too think its just the oil

 

[ENTERNAMEHERE]

I found that cooking oil didnt remove it totally, just blackened the wax/polish. Nut oil seemed to actually extract the wax/polish from the cavities. But I can only comment on the cars I have done, not all plastics are the same.

 

[claireeyy]

oh right seemed to work fine on my old sax and my mates clio 197

 

[ENTERNAMEHERE]

oh right seemed to work fine on my old sax and my mates clio 197

Yeah you have to try a few oils, each manufacturer is different.

 

[Nath.]

WD40 and a paint brush worked for me.