rotaryaddiction

when i waxed my rx i got some wax on my back trim and i cant get it off

82transam

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Mothers back to black works damn good. Depending on how much wax you got on the molding it might take you a little while, but it comes out really good. I've heard of guys useing black shoe polish with good results as well.

851stgen12a

I heard brake fluid works pretty well........
Might take a little paint and eerything else off as well though.

Wankelguy

DO NOT let brake fluid get anywhere near your paint! Once brake fluid has even made contact with paint, the paint is contaminated. It's almost impossible to completely clean it off as the stuff penetrates the paint's surface almost instantly.
The best (and safest) thing to use is wax and grease remover like an automotive paint store sells.

851stgen12a

I was completly joking, I guess I should have been a little more clear..

LongBoardLarry

I had used a scrub pad and some stuff called zoom from amway, it worked great.

anthrax

I found some old Bug and Tar Remover from Turtle Wax on the shelf in the garage it worked nice. Then I took some Tire Shine stuff and whiped down all the moldings made them shine too

Looks sweet

thecause17

Go with the Mother's Back to Black as 82transam suggested.. It's good stuff...