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#1
Best Way to Remove ...
Hey Guys - I accidently got some wax on my pinstriping and FX4 logo (so now they have a little white border) and I was curious if anyone had any suggestions to cleaning that stuff off?
Also, I got some on the black molding and it wiped off pretty good, but the stripes still show it.
Thanks in advance.
Also, I got some on the black molding and it wiped off pretty good, but the stripes still show it.
Thanks in advance.
#2
For wax along a pinstripe, I've always utilized my fingernail. I know... I know... it's probably not the best method for removal however; to date, (knocks on wood), I've had no problems with it and I'm very careful when utilizing the ole pointer.
For wax on the moldings (I'm assuming you're talking about the rubberized molding around the window?), try the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. You'll be blown away by the results.
RP
For wax on the moldings (I'm assuming you're talking about the rubberized molding around the window?), try the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. You'll be blown away by the results.
RP
#3
Originally posted by RockPick
For wax along a pinstripe, I've always utilized my fingernail. I know... I know... it's probably not the best method for removal however; to date, (knocks on wood), I've had no problems with it and I'm very careful when utilizing the ole pointer.
For wax along a pinstripe, I've always utilized my fingernail. I know... I know... it's probably not the best method for removal however; to date, (knocks on wood), I've had no problems with it and I'm very careful when utilizing the ole pointer.
#6
I too admitt to sometimes using a fingernail, but it can lead to actually raising up the edge of the decal - inviting even more gunk to get in. Another method that has worked for me is a "soft" tooth brush. Just take the brush and angle the bristles so they're at about a 45 degree angle to the edge of the decal, then bush lightly back and forth. This method seems to do less damage to the decal for me.
#7
Originally posted by 2stroked
I too admitt to sometimes using a fingernail, but it can lead to actually raising up the edge of the decal - inviting even more gunk to get in. Another method that has worked for me is a "soft" tooth brush. Just take the brush and angle the bristles so they're at about a 45 degree angle to the edge of the decal, then bush lightly back and forth. This method seems to do less damage to the decal for me.
I too admitt to sometimes using a fingernail, but it can lead to actually raising up the edge of the decal - inviting even more gunk to get in. Another method that has worked for me is a "soft" tooth brush. Just take the brush and angle the bristles so they're at about a 45 degree angle to the edge of the decal, then bush lightly back and forth. This method seems to do less damage to the decal for me.
Without a doubt, this is the safer of the two methods mentioned. I suppose I'll have to learn the hard way but, again, to date, I'm in good shape.
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#8
Originally posted by 2stroked
I too admitt to sometimes using a fingernail, but it can lead to actually raising up the edge of the decal - inviting even more gunk to get in. Another method that has worked for me is a "soft" tooth brush. Just take the brush and angle the bristles so they're at about a 45 degree angle to the edge of the decal, then bush lightly back and forth. This method seems to do less damage to the decal for me.
I too admitt to sometimes using a fingernail, but it can lead to actually raising up the edge of the decal - inviting even more gunk to get in. Another method that has worked for me is a "soft" tooth brush. Just take the brush and angle the bristles so they're at about a 45 degree angle to the edge of the decal, then bush lightly back and forth. This method seems to do less damage to the decal for me.
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