Tried wax blaster, (exactly how the bottle told me to), WD-40, and Bug remover. Nothing did a damn thing. Mind you....the wax has been on my trim for about 3 weeks. Anyway, I went to wal mart and bought some stuff that worked really good. I had to apply about two coats and it worked great. I don't feel like running to the garage to see what it's called but I'll edit later about it.
Ok like i said, one thing worked. It's called "Automotive Wipe Away", it's a clear liquid in a clear bottle with a orange/black label. The shit is like $3 or something, and it makes your garage smell good as fuck for about a week. It's found at Wal-Mart in auto dept. in the detailing section. Like i said, worked great, and it's safe for your car paint too. (If you're stupid, like me, and use too much wax on car and specs/streaks of wax show up a week later) On the body, the wax was effortless to remove. Literally, a 3 yr old coulda wiped it off. The trim is a bit harder. But came off easily compared to all previosly mentioned tricks. I do recommend what someone else said and tape/block off any black pieces of trim before waxing.
TRUST ME, you will regret not doing so.
mothers back to black only workes temporarily it will sometimes not eevn work on some cars. we need some thing that workes permanently and doesnt wash off when u wash ur car. so DONT BUY MOTHERS BACK TO BLACK!!!!!!!!! it doesnt work.
You don't want to clay your rubber/plastic trim-especially since most of our trim is textured. Clay your paint, clay your windows, but don't every clay plastic..especially clear plastic.
I use "Back to Black" and it seems to work great for me. I dont know why it doesnt work for others but for me it works great.
Yea that might work good, until a year later when the wax comes off and takes the paint off, and now your stuck with a weathered ugly piece of plastic. Use PB, or a dish cleaner.
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