Subject	Try peanut butter...micro wave it a bit so its very soft...
Posted by	Pats300zx on March 20, 2003 at 6:36 PM
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In Reply To	HELP: Wax residue on rear windshield trimming! posted by Vanquish on March 20, 2003 at 06:16 PM
Message	Work it in with a soft terry cloth towel. If that doesn't work you might want to try a white gum eraser.... Hope it helps... Zdriver.com "Project 300ZX NA" #102633906 AIM=Pats300zx BBCoach34: I fear the day Wagz posts pictures of himself naked !!!!!!!!
Follow Ups	HELP: Wax residue on rear windshield trimming! - Vanquish 18:16:36 03/20/03 Warm water, soft tooth brush then Mothers Back to Black. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 18:28:09 03/20/03 Back to black sucks (n/m) - LedZep(Ready for a TT) 18:29:54 03/20/03 I agree ... a worthless, very temporary product (n/m) - markpearl91tt 20:07:24 03/20/03 What would you recommend to use? - Marshall 23:07:10 03/20/03 Meguires tire gel will at least last 2-3 weeks (n/m) - LedZep(Ready for a TT) 13:37:16 03/21/03 thanks, I'll try that. (n/m) - Marshall 14:40:16 03/21/03 On this car your pretty screwed >> - LedZep(Ready for a TT) 18:29:06 03/20/03 Related question - is this trim replaceable ? - stumbleshoe 18:32:56 03/20/03 It's the glass gasket. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 18:35:32 03/20/03 Crap - I was afraid of that (n/m) - stumbleshoe 18:38:35 03/20/03 Glycerine and water.....it's what my body shop guy uses (n/m) - onlinediamond 18:34:41 03/20/03 Try peanut butter...micro wave it a bit so its very soft... - Pats300zx 18:36:54 03/20/03 Chunky or smooth? ;-) (n/m) - U ZCREAM 18:39:41 03/20/03 Smooth..the oils in the PB help loosen the wax on the rubber (n/m) - Pats300zx 18:58:30 03/20/03 So what keeps the squirrels and cats from chewing on it? ;) (n/m) - boileralum00 19:06:45 03/20/03 Super Soaker. (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 20:16:16 03/20/03 mmm...peanut butter (n/m) - Spee 18:42:18 03/20/03
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