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It's not the actual peanut butter itself that works, it's the peanut oil. So instead of smearing Skippy all over your whip, try some vegetable oil and a rag

 

I use simple green and a tooth brush or similar type brush. I think just about any type of degreaser will work. I do recommend that you water it down quite a bit though if you try this.

I detail quite a few cars on a monthly basis and this works really well for me. I got the idea from a professional detailer who mostly details exotics and high end cars.

 

I'm going to mask off the areas and try it in this order if they don't work:

Water, diluted dish detergent, and a tooth brush

Adams 100% Smooth Peanut Butter and a tooth brush

Griots Dried Wax Remover

 

You might think I am crazy, but I have been detailing cars on the side for years. I get this question often, and all of the previous mentioned suggestions do work to an extent. The best method that I have found is to use one of those Pink Pearl erasers by Paper Mate. Just rub it on the trouble spot until the white stains disappear.

 

I'll have to give that a shot