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Wax on my car's roof

lim abroad · 2009-05-10 21:58:38

Have a lot of waxy scuff marks on the roof of my car from transporting my board,have ordered a board bag this weekend but has anybody any idea's on how to get the wax off

10-05-2009 09:58PM

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lim abroad

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Have a lot of waxy scuff marks on the roof of my car from transporting my board,have ordered a board bag this weekend but has anybody any idea's on how to get the wax off

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#2 11-05-2009 09:32AM

whynotwhycanti

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Just use a plastic wax comb, the flat side or an old credit card. MAke sure you use something plastic as to not affect the paint on your car. Also if you leave the car out in sunny weather we have been having that will soften the wax and when you scrape it off it comes off like butter. Hope that helps

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#3 12-05-2009 09:15AM

Longboard

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Boil the kettle and get a towel. Try not to get burnt.

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#4 12-05-2009 10:52AM

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Longboard wrote: »

Boil the kettle and get a towel. Try not to get burnt.

You could ruin the paint by pouring boiling water on it so i'd be very careful with that. Warm water yes, boiling water no.

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#5 12-05-2009 07:21PM

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Angle Grinder??:D

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#6 17-05-2009 12:44PM

kippy

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The wax will stop the car from rusting. No need to remove it.....

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