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fartness (banned)
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2012-Oct-1 6:06 pm
Getting wax out of cracks?Had my car waxed and buffed, but there's still some wax in between the cracks where panels meet up. Any suggestion on a soft brush to clean it up? Is a "soft" bristle (as opposed to medium) toothbrush too harsh? It's a new car, so I don't want to scratch it. |
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xkunalx join:2004-12-27 West Chicago, IL |
I've used Q-tips to remove wax from hard to reach areas such as in-between letters of a logo. |
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Soft used tooth brush and or a paint brush works great. |
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MospawMy socks don't match.
join:2001-01-08 New Braunfels, TX
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A soft tooth brush will work great and won't damage any exterior automotive finishes.
I save my old ones when they're worn out from tooth duty to use on the cars. |
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SnakeoilIgnore Button. The coward's feature. Premium Member join:2000-08-05 united state |
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Thank you for the title. It gave me a chuckle and a pause.
"wax outta cracks" roflol...
Reminds me that it's time to give my vehicle it's once a year wash. |
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EGeezer Premium Member join:2002-08-04 Midwest |
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+1 for a soft brush. Auto parts stores or detailing shops sell ones for that purpose that look like a big toothbrush. I've used one of these for years to get at the little crevices in side strips, tail lights, weatherstripping etc.
Another suggestion I just saw is to get a paint brush and cut the bristles down to about half length to stiffen them. |
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