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My husband decided to be Mr Nice Guy and wash and wax my car for me. Which was great and all, but sometimes he rushes through things. So here is where I need help. Everytime he does this try as he might, he ends up getting was on the gray bumpers. It won't come off any one know how to get it off? So I am riding around with white wax marks on the gray bumpers and it's beginning to irk me.
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Since your fairly new here you have not heard of the miracle cure, peanut butter. Yes, many here have tried this method and it works. Just put a little peanut butter on a soft tooth brush and go to town. Let us know your results.
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Peanut butter ?????? ok will its remove the tiny white parking lot scratch marks on the grey part of the bumper as well ? or just wax spillage ????? Thx |
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JGN
The gray part of the bumper is the color of the actual bumper material. If you have some other color on that part of the bumper, a little elbow grease and some mineral spirits should remove the white marks.
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Hey you got peanut butter on my PT. No you got PT on my peanut butter. Sorry couldn't resist, now I'm going to the garage to try it.
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