What do you use to bring black back?

[Bobby Chapman]

Just wondering what you all use to bring the black back from hitting it with the wax? I want to bring it "Back in Black".

Thanks

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[PeteBerner]

There's this YouTube video, where the guy uses one of those giant rubber erasers from the dollar store, and it looks to work rubbing the wax off, and it looks to be safe for trim and paint -



I use Meguiar's Ultimate Black Plastic Restorer on an old t-shirt/sock/soft terry towel and it works pretty good.

 

[OleFordGuy]

I've used both the products below and both are very good and I would recommend. I'd probably give the Mothers the lead though if you have dried wax on the plastic.

Back-to-Black® Trim & Car Plastic Restorer | Mothers® Polish

Meguiar's® Ultimate Black Plastic Restorer, G15812, 12 oz. | Meguiar's

 

[Bobby Chapman]

There's this YouTube video, where the guy uses one of those giant rubber erasers from the dollar store, and it looks to work rubbing the wax off, and it looks to be safe for trim and paint -



I use Meguiar's Ultimate Black Plastic Restorer on an old t-shirt/sock/soft terry towel and it works pretty good.

Funny , my wife use to work for the Dollar Tree.
Thanks for the tip

 

[Bobby Chapman]

I've used both the products below and both are very good and I would recommend. I'd probably give the Mothers the lead though if you have dried wax on the plastic.

Back-to-Black® Trim & Car Plastic Restorer | Mothers® Polish

Meguiar's® Ultimate Black Plastic Restorer, G15812, 12 oz. | Meguiar's

Thanks for this info

 

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[Tim d]

Just wondering what you all use to bring the black back from hitting it with the wax? I want to bring it "Back in Black".

Thanks

A standard eraser works great! I use a " magic" eraser i got from Walmart since it's a large size.

 

[Tim d]

There's this YouTube video, where the guy uses one of those giant rubber erasers from the dollar store, and it looks to work rubbing the wax off, and it looks to be safe for trim and paint -



I use Meguiar's Ultimate Black Plastic Restorer on an old t-shirt/sock/soft terry towel and it works pretty good.

An eraser from Walmart works great also! 99cents.

 

[Stradbash]

A tooth brush on the areas I got other products on it, and this stuff.
https://adamspolishes.com/products/graphene-vrt™?_pos=1&_psq=VRT&_ss=e&_v=1.0

 

[Cidecar2]

Just wondering what you all use to bring the black back from hitting it with the wax? I want to bring it "Back in Black".

Thanks

The eraser trick works great. Then use the McGuires. Also next time go buy a roll of blue masking tape to keep the wax off the plastic

 

[Optimus]

I always do my trim after waxing. Pretty much any trim product I’ve used takes the wax off, even Tire Wet (though I don’t approve of tire wet for plastic trim).

 

[Bobby Chapman]

The eraser trick works great. Then use the McGuires. Also next time go buy a roll of blue masking tape to keep the wax off the plastic

Thanks so much

 

[Bobby Chapman]

A standard eraser works great! I use a " magic" eraser i got from Walmart since it's a large size.

Thank you!

 

[Henrydg]

Just wondering what you all use to bring the black back from hitting it with the wax? I want to bring it "Back in Black".

Thanks

Cerakote - ceramic trim coat seems to work very well on my Mav’s exterior black plastic. I’ve used the eraser to get the excess wax off, too. It “mostly” works. Going forward, I will use painter’s tape to mask off the plastic when waxing the metal. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SHJVK4G?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

 

[William Buckman]

I've tried many things, use to be a strictly McQuires person, but this VPR works great on all vinyl, rubber (great on tires), and plastics. It gives a deep dark black color to everything and lasts a longer time than most.

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