I got polish on my plastic trim

[Billg]

and can't get it off. Search has not been my friend on this one.



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[silkstone]

Try a product called" Wax Blaster"



Wax Blaster Wax Remover

 

[zingyginger]

Have you tried a 50/50 mix of rubbing alcohol: water or if that failed 100% rubbing alcohol?



I haven't tried it but a lot of people also recommend GR-40 from TOL:



Trim Cleaner

 

[Bigpoppa3346]

I've used Meg's #39 with nice results.

 

[Rob22315]

Turtle wax ICE cleaned up my trim surprisingly well (white stains from hand applied Megs CW). It doesn't have a lot of staying power but does make the trim and tires look great.



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[imported_Jakerooni]

window cleaner should remove it instantly.

 

[billyharless]

I heard peanut butter works great

 

[Bigpoppa3346]

TW ICE won't do sh!t for actually removing the polish. Nothing, not IPA, not AIO, not VM or any dressing I've used actually removes the staining.



You need to use a dedicated trim cleaner. Meg's #39 was the only thing that did it for me (it didn't work on a GMC Envoy's door handle material, however), removing years of old dirt/dressing/wax/etc. I hear GR-40 from TOL is nice, too.

 

[Billg]

Thanks for the responses. I will try the rubbing alcohol then resort to a purchase if necessary.



Bill

 

[reaper34]

I always used a #2 pencil eraser, best thing I used to date.

 

[AL-53]

Duragloss has a product like wax blaster..called wax eraser...it works very good....I put it on let it dwell a little and hit it with a small brush and stains are gone...I use a fingernail cleaning brush...Megs #39 works also....



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[salty]

If it is in the grain of the trim i use IPA and brush and then stab at the stain with my stiff detail paint brush.

 

[SVR]

Have you tried VM by machine on the trim. that works well

Prepsol is another or just polish them with a pure glaze like fireglaze plus

 

[trl2112]

Klasse all in one has worked for me, when Wax Blaster did not.