I waxed my car awhile back with Mothers wax. I will never do that again. Anyway, my front bumper has alot of spiderwebbing on it and the wax has gotten in the crack and I can't get it out. Now the front looks like a huge scab. I have tried scrubbing and scrubbing, used hot water, and tar&bug remover. Can anyone help me out?

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95 Mystic TA, A4
- Eagle 077 17's alloys
- Nitto 245/45ZR17
- Flowmaster exhaust
- Moroso CAI
- Hypertech 160 therm.
- descreened MAF
- Pioneer DEH-P77DH
- chrome door decals
- rear chrome lettering
- turnsignal blackouts
- foglight blackouts
- polished tb
- airfoil

 

Rubbing alcohol can remove old dried wax.

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

 

I'll try that. Thanks for the reply.

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95 Mystic TA, A4
- Eagle 077 17's alloys
- Nitto 245/45ZR17
- Flowmaster exhaust
- Moroso CAI
- Hypertech 160 therm.
- descreened MAF
- Pioneer DEH-P77DH
- chrome door decals
- rear chrome lettering
- turnsignal blackouts
- foglight blackouts
- polished tb
- airfoil

 

I used the rubbing alcohol on a rag and it's taking the paint off. I'm not rubbing very hard and the paint is turning my rag blue. Any other suggestions?

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95 Mystic TA, A4
- Eagle 077 17's alloys
- Nitto 245/45ZR17
- Flowmaster exhaust
- Moroso CAI
- Hypertech 160 therm.
- descreened MAF
- Pioneer DEH-P77DH
- chrome door decals
- rear chrome lettering
- turnsignal blackouts
- foglight blackouts
- polished tb
- airfoil

 

Have you had your front re-painted with non-clear coat paint? either that or your clear coat is gone, that is the only way the pigment from the base color coat could come off on the rag.


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