Removing dried Wax from paint safely!
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Removing dried Wax from paint safely!
I had the car waxed and needless to say I've seen better jobs. Anyway, does anyone know how to remove dried wax spots without damaging the paint?!
Thanks in advance
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I think he wants to remove the wax residue, not remove the wax completely.
If you want to start over, yes Dawn dishwashing liquid will do the trick. Then you have to re-wax.
If you just want to remove the residue, go out and buy a microfiber towell. They are available at most auto parts stores. work great.
If you want to start over, yes Dawn dishwashing liquid will do the trick. Then you have to re-wax.
If you just want to remove the residue, go out and buy a microfiber towell. They are available at most auto parts stores. work great.
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Originally posted by NSXNEXT
I think he wants to remove the wax residue, not remove the wax completely.
If you want to start over, yes Dawn dishwashing liquid will do the trick. Then you have to re-wax..
I think he wants to remove the wax residue, not remove the wax completely.
If you want to start over, yes Dawn dishwashing liquid will do the trick. Then you have to re-wax..
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