Removing Wax From Bumpers

[waynest]

quote:Originally posted by IRPT

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The question was asked "What can you use to remove wax from the bumper." The thread's are in ref. to using peanut butter to remove wax from the bumper.

I was refering to turbomangt's reply...
" first of all DON"T use a polish like someone suggested."

I was confused as I did not read where anyone suggested a polish???

I have read a lot of threads on the internet about using peanut butter, and that it really works, but never really "had to" use it, as I have a lot of products that do not leave the "wax trail" on trim.

Do you guy's use creamy or chunky? j/k LOL!!

[mcruz]

IRPT is correct, I used peanut butter all the time when I had my Limited.

[turbomangt]

Hey, you still have to brush after using peanut butter right? don't want any cavities on those bumpers.

[rszappa1]

peanut butter will remove the old wax from the bumper..

[BenWaB3]

Thanks for the info fellas. I hope to get to work on it this Saturday.

[BenWaB3]

Just couldn't wait for the weekend. After reading the post & confirmation about the peanut butter trick I just had to try it. It works like a charm. Bet George Washington Carver didn't foresee that one in his wildest dreams. Thanks for the tips, one & all.

[turbomangt]

Did you use the creamy? or crunchy?

[IRPT]

quote:Originally posted by turbomangt

Did you use the creamy? or crunchy?

Gary, crunchy is only for off-road vehicles.

[Mike-in-Orange]

quote:turbomangt Posted - 04/08/2004 : 10:22:16 AM
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Did you use the creamy? or crunchy?

No no no, don't use crunchy. It's WAY to abrasive!!!

[BenWaB3]

quote:Originally posted by turbomangt

Did you use the creamy? or crunchy?

I used the creamy variety. Didn't want to take a chance w/ an actual bit-o-nut causing some other abrasion somewhere. I was able to find a use for some old Jif that way. I live in the area where they make Reese's Peanut Butter Cups so the stores around here sell Reese's brand of P.B. Better than Jif or Skippy any day. So I can keep the Jif in reserve now that I've found a good use for it.