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Wax Residue on Trim

Supergurrier · 2014-01-29 01:36:37

Was a little careless/ran out of time putting on a coat of collinite and was wondering will surgical spirits and a MF towel work to remove this ? Cheers guys

29-01-2014 1:36am

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Was a little careless/ran out of time putting on a coat of collinite and was wondering will surgical spirits and a MF towel work to remove this ?

Cheers guys

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#2 29-01-2014 9:54am

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There's a few options...the easiest is find an eraser/rubber and try it on the area.
Alternatively if you can get your hands on IPA (Isopropyl), local chemist should have 500ml bottles.

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#3 30-01-2014 1:24pm

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I use diluted IPA for that myself, but I believe windolene-type products will work also.

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