What will remove white wax residue?
 

On my black plastic front airdam below the front bumper, the guy that owned the car before me has left some white wax residue there.

It drives me nuts!

How do ya get that stuff off????

Ive tried Dawn and water, paint thinner and laquer thinner.

No dice.

Any suggestions?:willy:

try back to black made by mothers availible in adap or autozone

Yup.....

Got the "Backto Black"...

Didn't touch it......any other ideas????

Thanks!

As long as it is plastic try Klasse AIO. I have had great results with this on plastic.

ICE will cover it up but not remove it completely.

Peanut butter will work. It sounds crazy but the oils do remove the white redidue. Good luck

I usually use simple green.

I know it sounds nuts but I agree with the Pbutter treatment. Apply a liberal coating to soften it up (in the shade). Leave it on for at least 30 minutes. Clean it off with Simple Green and a light brush. Good luck :cheers:

Baby Oil
 

Baby oil will take wax off of anything!!!

Trying peanut butter now :skep:

Baby oil warming up in the bullpen:toetap:

DERNED if'n the peanut butter didn't take that white stuff right off!!!:rofl:

:cool:

Thanks!

now what do you use to get the peanut butter residue off? :ack:

Any dog will help out....Then you have to worry about dog goop.

WOW i never would have said peanut butter!!! :lol:

Another p-nut butter story
 

AHHHH p-nut butter, the universal solvent. In the breakroom where I worked someone tried to use liquid nails to attach a plastic sign to the ceramic tile over the sink. It didn't hold the sign at all, but stuck really well to the ceramic. The assistant manager brought in a small jar of PB, smeared it on, and everyone thought he was nuts. It took 2-3 applications but it did remove the liquid nails.

Strange but true, don't know why it works, it's a handy thing for yer bag of tricks.

Dog's tongue!:eek: