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Removing polish from seals

SteelyDanJalapeno · 2013-06-27 08:58:38

Bought a car recently that had just been given a very quick poor detail and there's that dried in white substance on the window seals and the black underside of the mirrors. What's the best way too remove this?

27-06-2013 8:58am

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SteelyDanJalapeno

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Bought a car recently that had just been given a very quick poor detail and there's that dried in white substance on the window seals and the black underside of the mirrors.

What's the best way too remove this?

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#2 27-06-2013 9:04am

MetzgerMeister

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Try using isopropyl alcohol wipes, a pencil rubber or degreaser.

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#3 27-06-2013 9:08am

Curran

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Things to try.....
APC and agitate with a toothbrush
A rubber/eraser
IPA - should be able to get a small bottle in a chemist

Never used these before, but have seen some people say it works...
Smooth Peanut Butter - though I'd say that will mask it more than anything.
Autoglym Fast Glass

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#4 27-06-2013 9:22am

Motopepe

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If its anything like this Polish guy then you might be in trouble. I'd suggest making sure their feet dont get stuck under the flippers like that for a start.

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#5 27-06-2013 7:19pm

Renegade Mechanic

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Okay... I laughed hard at that!

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#6 01-07-2013 7:14pm

JAMES VTI S

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Glass cleaner

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