Hardeep_Singh

hi guys,

need ideas as to what works to remove this!

i've tired black wow and that did nothing

boost mad

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peanut butter

or a rubber ( as in the pencil removing type lol )

brs

my brother just uses some cheap interior cleaner stuff (the type that leaves a slightly greasy finish) seems to do the trick

Hardeep_Singh

any other ideas

boost mad

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What was wrong with mine lol

they are genuine !

Christian and Beccy

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I used Muc-Off last time I did this, and a small plastic brush to agitate it (could use your missus' toothbrush I suppose), then just washed it off.

morph

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you could try using the number 8 top, supposedly comes out a treat.

Glenn_

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I use smooth peanut butter,it works.

S1rst

As said, the rubber/eraser is the best method. Many products just cover it up, but the eraser removes it, then you can apply whatever dressing you want, if any.

Phil

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Tell them there's some building work going just round the corner?

blacky.

smooth peanut butter ftw

Dangerous Malcolm..

Don't use sunpat though, it's too good to waste, use the cheapo stuff.

Elvis

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Chunkey peanut butter ftmfw

Christian and Beccy

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Peanut butter is fucking rank.

blacky.

im not a fan my self but it works on removing polish from trims

R5FORD

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silicon spray

gra1984

i polished my step mums corsa the other day and got the same problem, i ended up using this
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/s...egoryId_165682 CAR PLAN TRIM WAX

it stains it by the looks of things and does go smeary, so when it dried i washed it off and just used a meguairs bumper shine, bit long i know but it seemed to work, will have to try these other ideas though!!! the only other thing to do is mask the plastic bits up on your car before you polish it. but thats LONG!!!

kosienutter

i used boot polish and worked fine then trye wet look apllied using a flanel to avoid streek marks

snOOpy86

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smooth peanut butter from me as well

Captain500rs

Auto glym tar remover works a treat for removing polish and peanut butter is for getting your blacks, black.

andy escos

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id just get the polish git deported simples

avinit1rs

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I use WD40, comes up a treat

Kam B

veg oil

RS Grant

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Cheers,
Grant

Hardeep_Singh

thanks for the replys guys i ended up buying the above from halfords on my way back home from work and its awesome worked a treat and was under a fiver i also didnt look a weirdo to my neighbours by spreading peanut butter on my car

i also tried the rubber idea nicked one from work and tried it in the car park at work that didnt nothing

CRAIG HAYTER

that will not take it of only make it stick in more

your just bonkers

100% correcto and you can get traffic film remover aka tfr really good for this and cleaning wheels and engine bays etc etc thinners aswell wipe on and have a cloth to quickly wipe back off but as captain500rs said Auto glym tar remover is what to use then coat it with some auto glym or meguirs bumper gel for best resultsalso if you get meguire nxt gen polish polish your trim its about £18 a bottle but really good stuff dont need to worry about white marks anymore thats what i use at work (My own valeting business)

if your trim has turned more of a greyish colour get a heat gun and heat it up it come up like new common on the old corsa's archers and bumpers use a heat gun take your time and watch what happens.....it will turn out like you have painted it mat/satin black then coat it with bumper gel then it will look like new take your time though!!!!

as for peanut butter never try'd so cant say it works but it doesnt look good when people see you using peanut butter on your car...... does it