Removing dried wax
#1
Removing dried wax
I waxed my car a couple weeks ago, but did rushed job, and got wax on some of the trim around the windows. I use the Back-to-Black stuff, but it doesn't remove the wax, it just covers it up temporarily. Any ideas on how to remove the wax permenently. Paint thinner or varsol maybe?
Thx.Mike
Thx.Mike
#4
If wax on window, you can grab a blade and evenly wipe the glass surface with it, or use a cotton cloth to wipe it.
On car, to get ride of old wax, just use regular dish wash detergent. I just did with mine yesterday and rewax the whole car.
On car, to get ride of old wax, just use regular dish wash detergent. I just did with mine yesterday and rewax the whole car.
#8
Originally posted by eternity0
Tried the vim ytd... it works a bit.. but still doesn't totally remove all the dried wax from the trim..
Tried the vim ytd... it works a bit.. but still doesn't totally remove all the dried wax from the trim..
IF IT HAS SET IN THAT MUCH ...I WOULD USE DISH DETERGENT AND THEN VIM AGAIN ......
#12
Originally posted by DumbasSi
My uncle told about an old-school trick if the wax is too old to come off. He said to use a tiny bit of black liquid shoe polish. It won't remove the wax, but it will dye it black.
My uncle told about an old-school trick if the wax is too old to come off. He said to use a tiny bit of black liquid shoe polish. It won't remove the wax, but it will dye it black.
Don't wanna be the first to try...
#13
CDN Tire has some Color specific wax, i forget the name of it but it comes in a bottle, with a little lipstick like chip/scrach filler thingy.
I have no idea how GOOD it works, but it comes in liquid black, as well as other basic colors, like red, green, blue, yada yada.
It also is supposed to fix minor imperfections cause it is colored.
It may be called something like Color Cure...can't remember
I have no idea how GOOD it works, but it comes in liquid black, as well as other basic colors, like red, green, blue, yada yada.
It also is supposed to fix minor imperfections cause it is colored.
It may be called something like Color Cure...can't remember
#14
I could be a real *** with this and sell you each personally a little white bar that will solve all your problems for $10 each, but since I'M SUCH A GOOD GUY!!!! Stop spending your hard earned $$$ on "I hope this works" crap and go buy a "GOOD" white eraser, you know the kind from school. I had the same prob and my room mate details cars 8hrs a day, I asked, he said "White Eraser", so I tried and IT WORKS!!!!
Sorry about all the caps
Shane
Sorry about all the caps
Shane
#16
I just tried it. It works! I used a Staedler white eraser i found in my junk drawer. I just did a small section, and it does work. You might need more then one eraser because it totally chews it up, and they aren't cheap. Shane tell your buddy he's a genius.
#18
Originally posted by ShaneR21
I could be a real *** with this and sell you each personally a little white bar that will solve all your problems for $10 each, but since I'M SUCH A GOOD GUY!!!! Stop spending your hard earned $$$ on "I hope this works" crap and go buy a "GOOD" white eraser, you know the kind from school. I had the same prob and my room mate details cars 8hrs a day, I asked, he said "White Eraser", so I tried and IT WORKS!!!!
Sorry about all the caps
Shane
I could be a real *** with this and sell you each personally a little white bar that will solve all your problems for $10 each, but since I'M SUCH A GOOD GUY!!!! Stop spending your hard earned $$$ on "I hope this works" crap and go buy a "GOOD" white eraser, you know the kind from school. I had the same prob and my room mate details cars 8hrs a day, I asked, he said "White Eraser", so I tried and IT WORKS!!!!
Sorry about all the caps
Shane
damn i gotta try that sometime
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