wax on body rubber

[G60Dan 0]

Anyone know a quick & easy way to get it off. I have some on my roof strips & it's not coming off :(

[Jim 1]

Bumper black I think its one of the only ways to cover it.

 

Might also be worth trying washing up liquid on it - seeing as that is what you use to destroy the wax layer on a car, stands to reason it should be able to blast it from rubber :)

[LicklePaulie 0]

Might also be worth trying washing up liquid on it - seeing as that is what you use to destroy the wax layer on a car,

Doesn't do the rubber much good in the long run either! The bumper/vinyl black is a much safer option :wink:

[G60Dan 0]

tried bumper stuff. This wax is being a right pig to get off :evil:

[dan 0]

Autoglym do a vinyl & rubber care product, I use it & its very good at restoring all the black bits.

 

I found that using a square edged sponge to apply the product speeds up the process & keeps it all nice and even

[olly elworthy 0]

ill vouch for the vinyl and rubber care stuff, its awesome,,

[MoonlightVR 0]

I've found Armour trim cleaner (not the prorector stuff) is also very good. Then use the AutoGlym bumper care and you'll have perfect trim - awesome :D

[G60Dan 0]

cheers lads

[G60Jet 1]

if its body was poor boiling water over it or use a hot jet wash

[Scott 0]

NAh nothing comes close to Autoglym Bumper Care for that sort of thing :D

[Kevin Bacon 5]

But it lasts 5 minutes....

 

Best thing is to clear laquer all the black bits.

[marcus 0]

Dnt get wax on the the rubbers in the 1st place!!! - only joking. Yes use any cleaner and a real gd scrubb. dnt use any autoglym vynl dressing unless all the wax is gone. Dnt use washing up liquid mate. if all else fails post back and il give u a trade secret... good luck.

[Scott 0]

But it lasts 5 minutes....

 

Best thing is to clear laquer all the black bits.

 

Not if you use it properly mate - mine when done lasts 5-6 washes before needing a light coat to bring em back :wink:

[john_wintle 0]

I know it's wise after the event, but best to do the rubbers first then polish/wax the car, then it will just come straight off.

 

Have you tried a toothbrush?

[G60Dan 0]

Not had a go tonight, will do it tomorrow.

 

Thanks all

[chubbybrown 0]

If you want to strip it right back use petrol its an old car cleaners trick

 

but be prepared to use trim shine/whatever to rejuvenate it

[MoonlightVR 0]

But it lasts 5 minutes....

 

Best thing is to clear laquer all the black bits.

 

Not if you use it properly mate - mine when done lasts 5-6 washes before needing a light coat to bring em back :wink:

 

Agree Scott, I find it last ages.. You've just got to build it up in regular light applications.