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Old 03-16-2009, 12:16 PM   #26
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I have Wax Blaster Wax Remover in stock now...

Waiting until I get wax on my trim so I can try it out.

you can try it out on mine... i found a spot on the bumper that i had missed
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i found autogylms bumber black works great
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Where can i get the autogylm ?

Does it just cover it though?
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i tried some citrus cleaner...its actually wax remover for skis, but no one ever actually uses it for that, anyways it left a little bit of random splotchiness but took all the wax away, then probably to go over with some tire shine to even it out...
I doubt that shit is good for your paint though so be careful lol
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