Side View Mirror Trim

[blinkme323]

Hey guys I currently own a 350Z and the sideview mirrors are attached to a black plastic base. For some reason there are several white spots. I tried applying some Mothers back to black, but it didn`t help much. My car is an 08, so I doubt they have faded already. I originally thought it was wax residue, but it seems to be ingrained in the trim. Any suggestions on what I can use to remove these or what it`s from? Thanks



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[BuffMe]

Klasse All-In-One. Bam. :)

[SuperBee364]

I wish I could credit the appropriate Autopian for this, but his name slips my mind right now. Mineral oil (Johnson`s baby oil) apparently will not only remove white stains, it leaves a nice finish behind. I haven`t tried it yet, though.





Edit: Found it...



Quote from: http://www.autopia.org/forum/professional-detailers/105328-stained-trim-2.html#post1114270




Try mineral oil. You can apply it with a q-tip, let it dwell for 30 sec. and buff. No scrubbing required. Peanut butter works (sometimes) because of the oil. Mineral oil is much cleaner. (but not as good with jelly)

[Joseph K]

Get it painted the same color as the vehicle IMO :D Will look much better...