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Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 25:th-Apr-2014
So chaps what will get rid of this?
Last year was the first time I ever compounded polished and waxed a car (hell it's my first and only NEW car).
I didn't think about putting masking tape over the trim (this year I've got frog tape).
I am using the trim restorer which it only hides it until I wash it again I want it gone for good.
Help chaps. - J1ODYA - 25:th-Apr-2014
Nut oil or peanut butter... honestly it will work
Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 25:th-Apr-2014
J1ODYA Wrote:Nut oil or peanut butter... honestly it will work
I don't have any Nut oil what about mustard oil?
Help chaps. - J1ODYA - 25:th-Apr-2014
No, any peanut butter?
Help chaps. - tucpal - 25:th-Apr-2014
it is a nightmare to remove from the plastic trim bits oil really does work
Help chaps. - J1ODYA - 25:th-Apr-2014
Or a child's eraser although this is hard work.
Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 25:th-Apr-2014
I had a go with some peanut butter but it had bits in, it has taken some away, I'll get some oil.
Thanks for the tip mate
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Help chaps. - tucpal - 25:th-Apr-2014
you needed smooth
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Help chaps. - J1ODYA - 25:th-Apr-2014
You do & leave it on a bit... I got bottle of walnut oil, just pour a bit on kitchen towel then wipe over.
Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 27:th-Apr-2014
Is this walnut oil ok?
How long would you advise I leave it on for, it will be done out of sunlight in my garage?
Help chaps. - tucpal - 27:th-Apr-2014
keep us updated of the results rusty
Help chaps. - grahamfromoldham - 27:th-Apr-2014
Black shoe polish every time for me, cheap as chips and very effective. Use it on any black trim on the car, preferably a couple of coats should do the trick.
Help chaps. - J1ODYA - 27:th-Apr-2014
That's the oil I have...
Does show polish cover it or remove it?
Help chaps. - grahamfromoldham - 27:th-Apr-2014
Its been a few years since I used it to cover up overspill polish but I'm 99% sure sure the white won't come back.
Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 28:th-Apr-2014
[MENTION=4]J1ODYA[/MENTION] I've just put the walnut oil on how long do I leave it mate and do I wash it off with soapy water?
Help chaps. - J1ODYA - 28:th-Apr-2014
I just wipe on, wipe off... you still got it on?
Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 28:th-Apr-2014
Ok thanks mate, yes still on.
Help chaps. - J1ODYA - 28:th-Apr-2014
lol well shouldn't do any harm but keep us posted
Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 28:th-Apr-2014
well it kinda worked its dulled it down but its still there, I've given it 3 coats.
Help chaps. - J1ODYA - 28:th-Apr-2014
Jeez man, how much polish is there?
Give it some more oil, rub in with tooth brush then wipe dry... should sort it
Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 28:th-Apr-2014
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I'll go find a spare toothbrush (sure the kids wont notice if I borrow one of theirs
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Help chaps. - cornishtaz - 28:th-Apr-2014
I think the marks are down to the chalk they use in some cutting compounds. Using a toothbrush with APC All Purpose Cleaner Meguiars All Purpose Cleaner 710ml Trigger Bottle APC G9624EU | eBay
Help chaps. - grahamfromoldham - 28:th-Apr-2014
Or a tin of Cherry Blossom lol
Help chaps. - Simon Templar - 29:th-Apr-2014
grahamfromoldham Wrote:Or a tin of Cherry Blossom lol
That reminds me of when I had a Renault Fuego , er a few years ago. People used to ask me how I kept the vinyl roof on it looking good but I don't think they believed me when I said boot polish. .
I think they thought I was manky. .
Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 30:th-Apr-2014
It is getting rid of it, slowly think it might be harder to come off where it has been on there a long time.
Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 7:th-May-2014
Just washed the car don't want the dealership to do it, and it's all come back so the oil hasn't worked.
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Help chaps. - J1ODYA - 7:th-May-2014
I've never experienced that!!!
Help chaps. - cornishtaz - 7:th-May-2014
Have yo tried APC in the link above
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Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 7:th-May-2014
cornishtaz Wrote:Have yo tried APC in the link above
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That will be next mate. but I don't have the car now till tomorrow, hopeful Halfords do that in there 3 for 2 deal if they are still doing it.
Help chaps. - J1ODYA - 7:th-May-2014
Stars drops is cheap enough
Help chaps. - Rusty2009 - 7:th-May-2014
J1ODYA Wrote:Stars drops is cheap enough
Isn't that sugar soap?
Help chaps. - tucpal - 7:th-May-2014
There must be a cure for this some we're out there millions must have done this my self included lol
Don't auto glym do a wax prep remover ?
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Help chaps. - Simon Templar - 8:th-May-2014
Here is a thought . Maybe something like spirits or petrol to get rid of the stain and then something like CG Barebones over the top of the whole surface. .