I got wax on my black plastic and I cant seem to get it off. Any suggestions on how to, or a product that takes it off. I saw a thing from an AOL welcome screen the other day that had home products like baking soda, dawn, etc but forgot what went to what. It covered cleaning the car, tires, rims, engine bay. Im pissed I forgot. Anyways if you know a product that will do it let me know thanks.

 

Rubbing alcohol or lighter fluid and an old tooth brush.

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96 Black Impala SS
Authorized Zaino Showcar Polish Distributor
www.zainobros.com
Remember #3

 

Peanut butter (yes I am serious ), the peanut oil is what makes it work great.

 

And if you don't want elephants licking your car, use rubbing alcohol

 

lol, I dunno where you live but I know I don't need to worry about elephants lickin my car .

 

If you live near the ocean stop into a local surf shop and buy board wax remover called Firewater.

Dustin

 

Sandman,
Hey man I know you are just trying to be helpful but hes from Illinois, where the ''surf aint up dude'' There will be no catching some narly waves for him. Damn Kevin use a OLD toothbrush, I just use my one good tooth brush with its 5 bristles. LOL J/K I hope EVERYONE knows that. Oh and by the way I recently drove through Illinois (Including Chicago unfortunately) and well you may not have the actual ''elephants'' there but ummmm well I imagine you can guess what I'm getting at here! LOL

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97 TA WS6 A4 Convertible (1 of 463) and 02 TA WS6 M6. The 396 project never materialized.

 

Nah, none of the hobo's have been lickin my car .

 

Good one, I was actually referring to another type of Mammal the ones that beached themselves a week or so ago. LOL Well a hobo's lick may be the equal to the alcohol tip you got depending on what alcoholic beverage they consume first! !

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97 TA WS6 A4 Convertible (1 of 463) and 02 TA WS6 M6. The 396 project never materialized.