removing Polish stains

Riskymove

anyone a recommendation for removing polish stains from plastic area?

Iron Hide

I'd be more of an expert on the Latvian stains myself......

Riskymove

Red Storm wrote: »

I'd be more of an expert on the Latvian stains myself......

yes yes I had considered the possibility of such replies alright...

CarMuppet

Yup that's a racist question alright... but if you're determined to get rid then I suggest a little "Son of a Gun".. but try it in a small area first.

http://www.stp.com/products/appearance-products/son-of-a-gun-protectant/

And if you have the stains on top of the dashboard/under the windscreen then don't use it as it will blind you on a sunny day..

Best of luck!

PS Żartuję na drodze :D


EDIT : just realised the polish stains would be on the outside of the car!! Doh... yea "Son of a Gun" is great to fix this..

Owen

Best stuff to use IMO is Autogylm's Bumper Care. It's a green paste you rub into the plastics, takes a few applications but works well. If you've got a credit card and want to try something a bit better there's a product called Black Wow available in the states which was developed by a chemist who had tried most products and found they didn't work too well.

Tigger

Thread title is amusing

Thank you

Riskymove

Tigger wrote: »

Thread title is amusing

Thank you

you're welcome

daRobot

There's only one man for the job here and that's:

Peanut Oil/ Groundnut oil

I'm genuinely not taking the piss. It works a treat, put it on a cloth an rub it off.

You can get it in your local Asian food store.

Riskymove

daRobot wrote: »

There's only one man for the job here and that's:

Peanut Oil/ Groundnut oil

I'm genuinely not taking the piss. It works a treat, put it on a cloth an rub it off.

You can get it in your local Asian food store.

as it happens I have some of that at home....I'll trust you and give it a go

daRobot

It works for sure, and it being ultra cheap in comparison to Autoglym stuff helps too.

I put Jetseal 109 sealant on my old ST when I got it new, and was having a nightmare getting off the white marks I carelessly got on the black plastic.

It's nuts how well it works :pac:

VinnyTGM

Autoglym bumper care all the way.

Moanin

VinnyTGM wrote: »

Autoglym bumper care all the way.

+1

CarMuppet

PaintDoctor wrote: »

there's a product called Black Wow available in the states which was developed by a chemist who had tried most products and found they didn't work too well.

Hey PaintDoctor is this the stuff you're taking about?:

http://www.amazon.com/Black-Wow/dp/B00144FZUG

Owen

That's the stuff! Peanut oil works, but for about a month IIRC, Black Wow lasts ages!

Riskymove

Thanks for that, the Groundnut Oil worked, can recommend it...



...now....anyone any suggestions for getting groundnt oil out of clothes?? :pac: