How to get car wax off black plastic molding?
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If u go to your local auto parts store they have a product called Meguiars Back to Black. It will take the wax residue off of the plastic without any harm to the plastic. It may take a few applications depending on how much wax is built up.
95038
depends.  latex...water and rub off.  Oil...mineral spirits.\nyou might try something you probably already have on hand...fingernail polish remover.
371399
First, pick out all the wax you can. Take a brown paper bag and lay it over the wax. With a hot iron, no steam, iron the area and the wax will come up onto the brown paper bag.  Some people use ice cubes to freeze the wax, then pick it off, but I haven't had much success with this method.  There is also a product sold at Michaels craft stores called Wax Away that works pretty well.  It is in the candle aisle.  Good Luck. I prefer the iron method, myself, because it really gets more of the  wax out than other methods.
119919
You can use surfboard wax, available at most sporting goods stores...or on Ebay if you are in the middle of nowhere.
280623
just make it out of clay or soap. You can carve it out of soap with a knife.
914313
(m)\n\nsprinkle bicarbonate of soda in your car leave for a few hours and vacuum. the bicarbonate of soda will absorb the bad odder, this is also very good for trainers, fridges etc.
307813
Honestly, it really depends on what you are looking for. \n\nIf you are looking for the best long term shine, I would recomend a non silicone sealant wax. This will last longer than almost any other wax, but doesn't have the extreme shine of some others. The type we use at our detailing company is called Sealtek ACR. It is great stuff, it takes a little more time to cure, but it leaves a great finish.\n\nIf you are looking for something that has an ulitmate shine, your best bet would be a carnuba wax. This stuff looks the best of any other kind of wax, but it also lasts the least amount of time. The major problem with this kind of wax is that it does not stand up to heat very well. In many cases, you can tell if a car has been waxed with carnuba because you will begin to see white spots on the hood after really hot days. These are not dangerous, it just means that the wax is literally melting off the car due to heat.\n\nFor a do-it-yourself wax job, I would definately recommend a wax/cleaner. These are generally a bit more expensive, and they are availiable with almost any type of wax. The benefit from this approach is that the cleaner/wax removes most small particles that build up on paint due to acid rain, smog, or just about anything else that can't simply be washed off. I have even used this stuff to remove acid etching on windows. It works well and it will last longer. Just look for a kinds that has the best mix of durability and shine that you are looking for.\n\nOh yeah, avoid MacGuires of any kind. While they carry a smaller pricetag, the company is notorious for poor quality control, having been known for weak mixtures, as well as extremely high levels of dissolved solids in their wax.
637796
Try soaking it in boiling water for a few minutes. This should make it pliable again. If this fails, you should try zapping it in the microwave - but only in 10 second bursts as, if you leave it too long, it will melt and will be HELL to remove!
285651
Very carefully with tweezers.  Make sure you clean them with alcohol or peroxide.  The tweers will pull it right out.
535706
Buy a sphere of pure aluminum and start polishing it with increasingly higher grit sand paper (until you get up to around 2000 grit or so).  Then use some Mother's Polish to get it to a fine mirror shine.  There you go, a mirror sphere.  \n\nHowever, I think you are going to be quite disappointed when you get this object in your possession.
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Here you are\n\nhttp://sci-toys.com/ingredients/wax.html
595162
you should go to the doctor and have him remove the wax the proper way \nthank you
187597
I would go to the store that you bought it from and look in the box. or I would look for the phone number on the side of the box and call for information on it. If i knew what kind of covering you had on it i would help a lil more if i could. Plastic vinyl you should be able to just clean it off with mild soap and water on a wash rag. then rinse with water.
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There's a product called Goo-Gone that is great for removing stickers.  Check out a hardware store.  Try it!
214271
Run cold water or ice water on it and then peel it off very slowly.
75244
Place a paper towel over the stain and iron it with a hot iron.  The wax will melt and stick to the paper towel.
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Turn it upside down to get all the liquid out and let it dry.  Then use alcohol on a cloth to remove the sticky stuff.