Wax without the white plastic?
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04-22-2004, 05:16 PM
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Originally posted by RockPick
Interesting Tony. Even if you had a 'glob' on the handle and then followed back up, rapidly, to remove that glob, I wouldn't expect it to whiten the plastic on it. Like I said, I've tried to do it and haven't been successful.
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Interesting Tony. Even if you had a 'glob' on the handle and then followed back up, rapidly, to remove that glob, I wouldn't expect it to whiten the plastic on it. Like I said, I've tried to do it and haven't been successful.
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04-22-2004, 09:55 PM
When I get those ugly white stains on my trim I normally go over them with a white pencil eraser, then use Poorboy's Trim Restorer. I've never used anything like it (and believe me I've tried them all) and it takes care of it all. The best part is that is DOES NOT streak and lasts a long while.
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04-22-2004, 11:46 PM
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Originally posted by RANCH4x4ES
When I get those ugly white stains on my trim I normally go over them with a white pencil eraser, then use Poorboy's Trim Restorer. I've never used anything like it (and believe me I've tried them all) and it takes care of it all. The best part is that is DOES NOT streak and lasts a long while.
When I get those ugly white stains on my trim I normally go over them with a white pencil eraser, then use Poorboy's Trim Restorer. I've never used anything like it (and believe me I've tried them all) and it takes care of it all. The best part is that is DOES NOT streak and lasts a long while.