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Those might work ^
I'm a small scale mobile detailer. Deal with wax on plastics all too often. I use an all purpose cleaner on mr. Clean Magic erasers. You can get those anywhere. Cvs, 7-11's, supermarkets ect... For a cleaner a little dish soap would probably do the job. The erasers do most of the work. They have a little ammonia in them and the pad is just abrasive enough to scrub but not scratch. I'd give that a shot.
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I have found this to be perfect for that job! http://store.jaxwax.com/Jax-Wax-Supe...-Oz-p/sb16.htm
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Thanks for the info, I just received the Jax Wax Super Blue, wiped it on with a sponge applicator and it removed it perfectly. Also looks awesome on the plastic trim. Fast and easy! Thanks again John |
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I just tried this amazing stuff called Wurth Rubber Care and not only did it get the wax off but it also made the black plastic look like was new. The only down fall is it was $20.00 for a 10 oz can but "wurth" it. LoL
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