NYREP1

how does everyone keep wax off of the black ruber and cracks of the car? also if it does get there what are you using to remove it?

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2001 acura cl type-s
comming soon
2000 accord v6 sedan
1997 4runner
1992 camaro
1993 volvo 850

EricL

I haven't tried it yet, but I have been told that a pencil's pink eraser is great for removing the wax from the rubber. Some people actually tape up parts of the car (I sure don't)

The Zaino will not cause this problem. I still use regular wax *and* 3M Hand Glaze on my wife's car, so I will be trying the pink eraser from some #2 pencils I bought.

There is also a number of rubber cleaners (Like Wurth Rubber Care/Cleaner that will treat *and* may remove the wax) I know it does a great job at protecting.

You can remove the wax from the "cracks" and around metal trim with a very soft brush. Some people use soft tooth brushes, but they can scratch the paint. Check out Car Care Products or other auto detail suppliers for more info. They sell boar hair brushes that will not scratch your car!

P.S. -- I tried to find the link to the pencil eraser article, but couldn't find it right now.


There are a bunch of detail links around.

Mike

As Eric stated you won't encounter this problem with Zaino. I'd use a soft tooth brush.

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2001 Satin Silver Cl Type S.
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MikeS 18

I use Maguiers and this does not leave a white residue on my black car either.

But if you got it use soft toothbrush, cotton swaps or a steel brush, although that might scratch.



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MikeS 18
'01 CL-S #22,299 Black/Parchment with Nav, Spoiler, door guards, wood trim kit, fender guards, PIAA 19169 & Platinum 9005, V1, trunk tray, winter mats, Salt Coat Finish by Mass DOT