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After waxing how do you clean the white paste wax haze of plastic trim such as tailgate handle area or around rearview mirror trim? Tried alcohol with toothbrush with little results. Thanks for any help.
 

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As Zach said, it's a PITA to clean. After getting it on the plastic on my last truck, I vowed to be prepared with my Frontier and bought some of this stuff.

Dried-On Wax Remover - Restoration - Car Maintenance - Griot's Garage

Fortunately, I haven't had to try it yet (probably not waxing my truck enough) so I can't vouch for how well it works. It's the only product I've seen that claims to clean wax off plastic so that's why I bought it.
 

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Just use a big pink eraser, sounds retarded but it works.
 

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Detailer Here, Agreed It Is A PITA To Clean. I Use A Rag With Wheel Acid And A Typical Plastic Bristle Interior Brush, Making Sure The Wheel Acid Doesn't Run Onto The Paint. For Future Reference, Wax Your Truck Panel by Panel. If You Get Paste Wax On Plastic Trim And Wipe It Before It Dries And You Wont Have This Problem.
 

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Use EagleOne Nano wax and it won't matter if you get some on your trim.
 

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I've always had luck with using tire dressing on the trim to get off dried wax.
 

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ive heard of the eraser thing, havent tried it yet. i use a microfiber cloth thats slightly damp and some elbow grease. works great as long as its not caked on for weeks before you hit it.
 
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