Wax On The PLastic Parts Of My Truck hahaha
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i use a trim cleaner gr40 and it works great.the trim looks like brand new and i get from www.topoftheline.com great stuff
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I can tell you that a pencil eraser works great, and have heard rumor that 303 aerospace protectant does too. Also heard of Peanut butter, but I'm way to scared to try this...makes you wonder who came up with that idea and how...
If I am remembering the Mr. Clean Magic eraser properly, than it's kinda' abrasive. If this is so, use caution when rubbing or scrubbing. If not, forget I said it.
If I am remembering the Mr. Clean Magic eraser properly, than it's kinda' abrasive. If this is so, use caution when rubbing or scrubbing. If not, forget I said it.
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I almost hate to say this but I tried the Ice polish on my plastic figuring the worst that would happen would be whiting and the work getting it off. Well it's been 3 weeks now and its holding up better than 303. Some very minor streaking but nothing more than that. I am intrested in seeing how it dose in the summer heat. I also use it on my exposed frame and the wheel wells. Not too shabby. Easy app and and easy rinse off. Just my experience.
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Originally Posted by f-150sport03
I can tell you that a pencil eraser works great, and have heard rumor that 303 aerospace protectant does too. Also heard of Peanut butter, but I'm way to scared to try this...makes you wonder who came up with that idea and how...
If I am remembering the Mr. Clean Magic eraser properly, than it's kinda' abrasive. If this is so, use caution when rubbing or scrubbing. If not, forget I said it.
If I am remembering the Mr. Clean Magic eraser properly, than it's kinda' abrasive. If this is so, use caution when rubbing or scrubbing. If not, forget I said it.
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