I've read that a pink eraser will remove wax deposits from the trim.nonsensez9 said:
I've read that a pink eraser will remove wax deposits from the trim.nonsensez9 said:automated with brushes or no-brush high pressure water?
but anyways, I use the trim detailer before waxing so that I don't accidently remove new wax. Then mask the edges of the trim so I don't get wax on the trim. Especially the textured trim around the doors. I got wax on it once and it just doesn't come off. It can be hidden with trim detailer, but it never seems to really go away. great site for tips is the forums at Meguiars.com
Please leave stoener alone!! We should all admire a man who stands behind his convictions.scramblr said:Actually, we could leave it for Stoenr. Help him out with the munchies!!:smoke:
Never-dull. It is an oil based polisher in cotton, non-abrasive. Use gloves and try not ot get it on the plastic.P51Driver said:What do y'all use for the aluminum-finish parts of the I-up panel?