Thoughts on Wax Blaster and Black again for trim after waxing
04-01-2004, 10:19 AM
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Thoughts on Wax Blaster and Black again for trim after waxing
Anyone used these?
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04-01-2004, 04:43 PM
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I had the problem with a bunch of wax on the lower black plastic trim....
I tried Mother's Back to Black...very temporary effect. The final solution or me was to scrub the trim with a stiff brush (a cuticle brush?) and Dawn detergent and then apply 1 Grand ERV.
1 Grand ERV seems to leave a good coat that prevents the Blitz from "sticking/adhering" very well and I am more careful about keeping the "wax slop" down on the trim.
No problems on the lower trim anymore. For the other stuff, a soft toothbrush for the cracks and my ultra thin application of wax via the Porter Cable delivery system make life easy.
1 Grand ERV seems to leave a good coat that prevents the Blitz from "sticking/adhering" very well and I am more careful about keeping the "wax slop" down on the trim.
No problems on the lower trim anymore. For the other stuff, a soft toothbrush for the cracks and my ultra thin application of wax via the Porter Cable delivery system make life easy.
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