I did this ONCE while I was working for an autobody shop, and my boss
chewed me out. First of all, just don't get wax on these parts! That means
you won't be able to wax around the stickers or the "V-8" badges. Oh well.
As far as the junk already on these parts, it will eventually come off. It
may take several washings and several rains, but it will go away. Just give
it time. It also helps if you go after it with a towel, but after you get
all that's gonna come off, leave it till after the next time you wash it or
it rains. Like I said, just don't get it on these things in the first
place.
-Mike Miller
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> From: fawcett@uism.bu.edu
> To: DAKOTA-TRUCK@buffnet.net
> Subject: DML: Getting the Wax Off
> Date: Tuesday, July 21, 1998 11:18 AM
>
> <<SNIP>>
>
> >>When I picked mine up, I had wax on the door handles
> and around the stickers. It comes off, but its better to do it
> yourself.<<
>
> OK I'll bite... How do you get wax off the door handles, decals and
> weather striping? I put alot of elbow grease into waxing/polishing
> the paint, but when it comes to getting wax on the plastic parts I'm
> right down there with dealer quality work!
>
> I prep the plastic parts with Armor All or equivalent but it still
> seems to stick, dry out to a white haze, and look crummy.
>
> T.
>
>
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