I know this was covered by someone a while back but I searched for it with no luck. I was as careful as I could be waxing my L but there are still a few places where the wax got on the grey plastic trim. Does anyone now how to get that stuff off?

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Red '00 Lightning
14.020 @ 97.97 mph
Mobil 1
Totally stock

 

Try a nylon detail's brush, nylon brishels, and about the size of a tooth brush.

 

Use Liquid Glass Auto Polish. It doesn't leave any "white" residue on the plastic trim if you get careless. How does it do that? I don't know, and don't care, But I know it works. BTW... no swirl marks on a black L with this product. Great Stuff and made here in good ole Jersey!

 

You can use Dawn soap and water but you kind of have to work with it, yet this is a very safe way to get it off the plastic; just time consuming.

Eric

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"Big E"
Red 2000
In-dash CD player
Clear Corner Lens
Super White bulbs in headlights and fog lamps
Spray in bedliner
Tinted Windows
Valentine 1 radar detector
Viper 550E alarm with Call Com Link
Water Wetter
K&N Filter
Downs Air Filter Kit
Beltech 2" Drop Shackles
Red Brake Calipers

 

Hi RedShift,

I found this under the General Care forum. Belive it or not, the search words I used where 'peanut butter', (I have no idea why that stuck in my head this long!).

https://www.f150online.com/f150board...ML/000027.html

Later,
Jake...

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2000 Black Lightning
NLOC #476
PSP full meal deal
Level 10 shift kit
SnugLid
BedRug
Wet Okole seat covers
AIM 2" rear drop

13.870 @ 100.52 stock

jacobs@revealed.net

 

Thanks guys! I knew this was discussed before. I'll give some of these ideas a go and let you all know what worked for me.

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Red '00 Lightning
14.020 @ 97.97 mph
Mobil 1
Totally stock