coolcat

leave white residue on rubber and plastic trim? If so how do you get it off?

yellowvert

I've used NXT on the family cars and not noticed this but it might. Use peanut butter. Really. I've used 3M wax (adhesive) remover but always worry that it might accelerate cracking. Somehow, I don't think Jif is going to hurt anything.

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

while using the original I experienced some "white" areas ... dont remember of the newer 2.0 version specifically. Mask areas as possible to avoid.

PCMusicGuy

NXT 2.0 does leave the white marks on the black plastic on my C6 for sure. JIF peanut butter took it off.

ALD_Z06

Didn't leave any on mine. But I don't recall putting much on any of the rubber anyway.

fastskyline

yes it will leave residue

SS DNA

So you guys put peanut butter ????
How do you guys apply it and how do you guys remove it ?

TA

No problem if you keep the wax off the plastic stuff

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

using painters tape to mask areas helps to avoid these problem areas. If a marking appears you simply put some PB on it, allow to sit for a couple minutes, and wipe off with a damp towel. The oils in it seem to release the compounds and cleaners making the original mark.

cmonkey713

The peanut butter trick really works.

Sleper

I have an old almost empty peanut butter jar in the garage. I wipe the inside of the jar with a clean cotten towel picking up a small amout of peanut butter. Rub on trim. Turn towel and wipe off. Good luck

PCMusicGuy

I use an old toothbrush to rub in the peanut butter. I then wipe it off. Then you can clean with soap and water and even apply the sealant of your choice.

DAV162

runutzzzzz

Crunchy peanut butter?