How do i get the polish off the plastic door handle?

liftmys10 · 02-08-05, 12:54

How do i get the dried up polish off the plastic door handles on my truck? I got polish all over the plastic parts on my truck and i cant seem to get them off!!!

spriro · 02-08-05, 01:19

Meguiar's #40. Agitate with stiff nylon brush.
Or try rubbing alcohol.

Shiny Lil Detlr · 02-08-05, 01:52

First of all, not by double posting....

I would try the #40 or rubbing alcohol mentioned.

Dave N · 02-08-05, 02:59

If you mean that white staining that polishes/sealants/wax leave on black plastic trim, then Eagle1 AtoZ wheel cleaner and a toothbrush is the absolute best thing I've found (and I've tried LOTS of different products). Thanks Bill North!

Jngrbrdman · 02-08-05, 04:17

Don't forget the ever popular peanut butter solution. That works too. I usually stick to Meguiar's #39 and a tooth brush.

holland_patrick · 02-08-05, 08:51

Gingy FIX THAT SIG man..

Shiny Lil Detlr · 02-08-05, 09:21

Quote:

Originally posted by holland_patrick
Gingy FIX THAT SIG man..

WERD. Seriously how can the signature nazzi mod from back in the day suddenly be so.... out of compliance with accuracy!!

Burlyq · 02-08-05, 10:49

I think this is the best product I've found to get stains off plastic where chemical is the best way to go. If a mild abbrassive is appropiate I use Zaino's plastic cleaner then follow with z16. If chemical is more appropiate I use K-VLRP then follow with z16, to remoisterize. I have no idea why carcare markets this as a cockpit product, I use it more on exterior plastic cleaning. My most recent restore job with K VLRP was this PT cruiser, and trust me the bumber was in bad shape. I just applied VLRP and then used z16 for a nice even protective sheild and the customer was ecstatic.

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