KirkH |
01-24-2020 12:58 PM |
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Originally Posted by Jersey devil
(Post 10707935)
Thanks, i'll give that a try but it may need something with a little more oomph. The wax has been there for a bit and dried up pretty hard
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Dried wax from previous detailers is something that I deal with frequently. I have several little tools that I useto physically remove it. Slick Stixx, plastic scrapers, brushes, pink erasers, etc.
All you can really do is try to soften it up first with soap or a dried wax remover. Some of those dried wax removers WILL swirl up the paint if you get it on the paint. That's the main reason I don't like them. Griots, Chemical Guys and others make Wax Remover, and Plastic Trim Cleaners for dried wax. I have the best luck just softening it with soap and scrubbing with a microfiber or brush.
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