What to use for trims?

iv used soft scrub w/o bleach to remove wax and polish from trims. works really well just watch it on the paint. tape off areas before doing it.

 

I wonder how well Chris' new product would work on such situation :thinking: :thinking:

I've used Black WOW and have had great success...just as long as the trim is not a smooth trim, then Black WOW wont really work as the surface is to smooth for it...well just my opinion eace:

 

Cant wait till you get the patent in line so I can get a sample!!!!

 

Yeah me too, I just love showing this off to people, especially crash shop owners who are set in their ways.

It is the most revolutionary trim care product on the planet.

"You can't buff plastic or rubber" they all say. well you can now

I'm not stopping here either, got more solutions on the board but I will keep quiet, gotta make sure I don't break forum rules

 

Has anyone used the Mr Clean Magic Eraser for stained trim? Results?

 

wana know a weird thing i tried that worked really good? that turtle wax Icewax crap, thats all i used it for after i realized what crap turtle wax was

 

anyone tried the 1Z Plastic Cleaner + Protectant Combo. Works great too IMO

 

I've used this product to effectively remove stubborn scuffs from interior surfaces; namely thresholds and lower door panels fabricated of rigid plastic. This suggests the product would be similarly effective on exterior trim constructed of comparable materials. Be advised this product is fairly abrasive; members should first use this item in an inconspicuous area and proceed with gentle agitation to achieve desired results.

 

peanut butter?

 

I never use any kind of cleaner. Take a stiff bristled paintbush (the one I have is red with bristles about 1/2 inch long) and gently rub, don't scrub, the offending mark. Cleans up every time without using any cleaners.

 

Meguiar's Mike Phillips elaborates.

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