Wax in the wrong places...
 

I have accidentally gotten wax on the plastic luggage rack area right above the driver side doors. Is there way to get this off of the plastic? So far it has been a PITA. thanks in advance.

Rub peanut butter (Smooth not chunky) across the trim to remove wax residue. The oils in peanuts dissolve car wax. Wipe away any excess peanut butter with a clean, dry cloth.

save the pb for pb+j sandwich. i like rye toast.

products made for this pia problem like "back to black" make the plastic beautiful,dont attract flies, and have been discussed here 8679 times.
not available at food stores,,,try otto zone/wallyworld

I waited days for this reply.....this trick actually works. I learned it from an auto detailer years ago. Its a bit expensive trick but reminds you next time not to wax those areas.

yeah,ill let u know next time i wax WITHOUT hitting the black...prob around 2016!

meantime its b2b cleneup!

in a pinch,try mustard

I was also waiting! Lol. Lol .lol.

Mothers back to black is good stuff but a few drives in the rain and wahlah white again. :eek:

im thinking of a new look,,,do a heavy wax job on the trim and see how it looks with brite white trim!!

washed the roof and saw super white where u cant see frum the ground,so maybe white would be a nice change . it would sure simplify waxing!!

i wax the glass now, why not the trim?!!

btw,b2b works 4 me and i cant remember when it didnt rain 8 days a week

Back 2 Black worked great....and all the trim is nice and shiney now...thanks! Didn't try the peanut butter though...

oh, btw, the ongoing never ending problem of OVERLAP, never ends!the btb is not good on waxed paint surface so its be careful time again!! oh whats a mother to do??