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Inadvertently got a little wax on the black plastic grill. What's the best way to get it off? Tried scrubbing with a brush with soap and doesn't get it.
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Can get it at any automotive paint shop
 

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Inadvertently got a little wax on the black plastic grill. What's the best way to get it off? Tried scrubbing with a brush with soap and doesn't get it.
Meguiars black (trim) detailer or 70% Isopropyl alcohol and MF towel in a pinch.
 

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Try wiping with an old pair of panty hose. The PH have a fine texture that grabs and traps the wax. Very safe.
 

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I'll add this for future searches.
Try wiping with an old pair of panty hose. The PH have a fine texture that grabs and traps the wax. Very safe.
I, nor my wife, wear panty hose. :)
 

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I, nor my wife, wear panty hose. :)
You will just have to start wearing them....:clap::crackup:
BTW...If you do...post pictures...:clap:
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