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If you are using "system" products like Adams....try their detail spray...that is what helps remove excess wax on wiping down (for painted bumpers)....and VRT for the vinyl bumpers.
-Besides, if the bumpers are dark black vinyl...you probably shouldn't be waxing them anyway. |
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Get some vegetable oil and an old toothbrush. A lot of people recommend peanut butter, but it's really the oils in it that do the trick and a plain vegetable oil is just easier to work with.
Now, if you're talking about the whitish tape marks left behind on the factory plastic bumpers, that's another story altogether. |
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