removing buff stains
05-07-2005, 07:00 PM
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removing buff stains
anyone know a good way to get rid of buff polish stains on weatherstripping. when my car was sanded and buffed the weather strip around the windshield was hit with the buff wheel and no i can not get the stains out. i can rub tire shine on it and it covers them, but they just come back when it get washed off.........
05-07-2005, 07:05 PM
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Use Costal power clean and a stiff non metal brush and as much elbow grease as you have. It'll work I use to detail cars and thats what we did.
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05-07-2005, 07:35 PM
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IF that works and only IF. Then why not buy peanut oil and just use that.
The only reason I say if is that wax usually repells oil.
The only reason I say if is that wax usually repells oil.
05-07-2005, 07:45 PM
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Originally posted by jojo22
IF that works and only IF. Then why not buy peanut oil and just use that.
The only reason I say if is that wax usually repells oil.
IF that works and only IF. Then why not buy peanut oil and just use that.
The only reason I say if is that wax usually repells oil.
peanut butter doesn't splash or run, and is much easier to use in a very small, controlled amount than oil would be. basically you benefit from it having the consistency of paste.
05-07-2005, 07:51 PM
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I'm sorry if you thought I was questioning that it works I just wanted more info. The butter vs. oil thing makes a lot of sence also. i'll deff. give it a try. I always try new tips and if it works thank you in advance.
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05-09-2005, 10:43 PM
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haha creamy, i don't have to worry about peanut oil residue being on my new paint for a couple days do? i can't wash it for a few days....
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Driving-Washing-Drying-Polishing your car and finishing the finnal touches while eating a PB&J AhhhHhh If thats not Bonding , then i dont know what is. 
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Originally posted by 92rsbowtie
haha creamy, i don't have to worry about peanut oil residue being on my new paint for a couple days do? i can't wash it for a few days....
haha creamy, i don't have to worry about peanut oil residue being on my new paint for a couple days do? i can't wash it for a few days....
I don't think it would hurt it, but I have never keft it on, so can't say for sure ..
everyone should carry a bottle of quick detailer and a microfiber with them in their car.
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