Review and How-to: McKee's 37 Wax Remover for Plastic

[Eric@CherryOnTop]

Mike, would this be suitable to use for caked on residue in and around badges and emblems? This type of residue usually seems to take forever to remove with apc or alcohol, would the mckees be quicker?


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[Mike@ShineStruck]

I may try this..

Regarding overspray, Just spray on applicator and not directly on wax residue surface

[Mike Phillips]

I need to re-prep and restore some trim on a Chevy Avalanche in a month or so I guess I could take on the burden of showcasing it for you. You know, just to lift that weight from your shoulders.

:P hahaha

Please do take some before and after pictures. If you get the pictures I will even help you get them onto the gallery and inserted the correct way into a thread.

Great review by the way, your articles are always very well articulated and very informative!

Thanks.

I try to simply be honest and informative while keeping the info simple.

[WaxMaster1]

Well, I broke down and bought the McKee's 37 kit last night. Excellent deal with the sale and extra 15% off. Most anxious to try the wax remover

[Mike Phillips]

Well, I broke down and bought the McKee's 37 kit last night.

Excellent deal with the sale and extra 15% off. Most anxious to try the wax remover

Cool

If you can... take some before and after pictures. I can even help you make get them on the forum.

[Nick McKees37]

I received a PM this morning asking the following question:

Can McKees wax remover be used on paint in crevices to remove compound/wax?

The answer is YES.

[ViperGuy21]

Please do take some before and after pictures. If you get the pictures I will even help you get them onto the gallery and inserted the correct way into a thread.




Thanks.

I try to simply be honest and informative while keeping the info simple.

Got my bottle in a couple days ago! Can't wait to give it a whirl.

Will probably use it on paint crevices before I get to use it on trim