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Little tip for polishers

Cyrus · 2007-07-31 19:50:51

Those of you who polish wax heres a tip i got somewhere. if you have black trim and like me are too lazy to tape over it when polishing! and you get some one and it turns that horrible white colour, use some smooth peanut butter to take it off and then wash off with soapy water it works a treat, ive jusnt done it, auto…

31-07-2007 7:50pm

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Cyrus

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Those of you who polish wax heres a tip i got somewhere.

if you have black trim and like me are too lazy to tape over it when polishing! and you get some one and it turns that horrible white colour, use some smooth peanut butter to take it off and then wash off with soapy water

it works a treat, ive jusnt done it, auto glym super resin polish is terrible for leaving white on trim!

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#2 31-07-2007 8:49pm

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I used that Son of a Gun one time,sprayed some on a cloth and wiped it over the black trim...Worked a treat.

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#3 31-07-2007 10:05pm

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Good old peanut oil. The best way to sort out those crappy chalky product residues.

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