I didn't mean too..LOL. It looked awesome...LOL. Really though, You can use the ICE shit on the black plastic but not any 'real' wax that you need to buff.jnak said:Wax on black plastic areas?
i wouldnt reccomend doing that on a constant basis....venom said:the wd40 worked perfectly... 8)
Yeah, I ran into the same problem with my side mirrors and rear antenna when applying the film type of wax... Liquid wax apparently isn't bad at doing that, the film/whipe away wax can be. I'll give that a try with what ringflyer recommended with the alcohol.. thanks!senior_brown said:hmm im gonna pick up a bottle of this meguirs stuff i got the same problem on my side view mirrors
Theres actually a Paint restoration guy on another forum I post on that actually mentioned the same thing for restoring the shine to the black plastic mirrors. Of course, creamy, not crunchy.dtabbs said:Another thing that can be used to cover up excess wax on plastic is peanut butter.
All of these things just mask it though, the only way to get it off and not just cover it up is to use something that strips wax. Amonia is the best wax stripper that I know of, thats why if you saw in another post people where going nuts over someone recomending using Windex to touch up spots.