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Old 10-31-2007, 07:57 PM
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Wax Blaster?

Does any one use the wax blaster or similair products, do they work, or do you use something else to get the white out of trim? Thanks guyz.
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Old 10-31-2007, 08:47 PM
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I've found it works very well on exterior trim, as well as your interior.
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Wax blaster has worked well for me. Just be sure to keep the product off of the paint after you wax (obviously) : )

And to think I use to drive around with the white wax on the trim. (What Horror!!!!!) I am glad that I eventually matured.
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I have heard it works relatively well, but I still use peanut butter or 3M Wax Remover when needed.
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I use Zep degreaser and it works just fine and leaves the trim perfectly clean and ready for some dressing
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