Hi guys ,they are some wax on the back black panel,cause i waxed my car .looks white,ugly, I tried black magic to clean them ,it looks like already clean but after rain the white wax came out again so anyone know what should i do to clean them off?

 

I would give turtlewax ice a try.

 

I had the same issue. This is what I did. In this order(and it got it off)

Toothbrush and tooth paste: I "brushed" each spot with it than wiped it off and used a wet cloth to clean.

WD40 : ToothBrush and brushed.

BrakeClean(2+2): (I love this stuff, If I could use it on food I would.) Again ToothBrush and scrubed.

I than followed this up with a soaking of ArmorAll. It need 2coats of ArmorAll, 1 per day.

Most likely the 2+2 would have worked from the start, but you have to becareful of it b/c it is strong stuff. Someone might tell you peanut butter and a toothbrush, but that only covers the are with peanut-oil, hiding the problem.

The car looks like I didnt screw up

 

Add two eggs, a cup of sugar, mix for 10 minutes then bake for 20min at 375. lol I couldn't resist

 

Take it to the dealer and get them to take care of it cuz its still such a new car thats bull if they have spots and other defects. Plus if they mess up the paint oh well they will fix it but if you mess up the paint you gonna have to get it painted by mitsubishi and thats gonna cost $$$$$$$

 

Use Mr.Clean Magic Eraser. I had this problem with the fender trim on my previous car.

 

thanks guys,what about "Mothers Back to Black",i hear is good product for this issue.http://www.autogeek.net/motbactrimca.html

 

That didn't work for me when I tried it. It just covers up the white residue, but does nothing to remove it. You need to remove it first.

Trust me....you want that Magic Eraser.

 

I think that is thw way too,but dealers are far away from my house ,and not sure they can get those thing off detailedly.

 

Ic,let me go try it,thanks is this the one u talking about?http://www.homemadesimple.com/sites/...s/eraser.shtml

 

Yes!!

The beauty is, you can find that product anywhere. It works on practically everything.

Not sure of the cleaner it uses, but I wouldn't use it on actual paint just to be safe. Just use it on the black bumper cap (the color is molded in)

 

the Magic Eraser will work perfect for that! trust

 

Good call for the future or those who have not waxed yet. Use masking tape.

 

painters tape for me... it takes quite a bit longer. But on the bright side, after your done, you can drive around for a bit before taking the tap off and experience the feeling of dumb rice! I haven't done so myself, but I hear it can be an interesting experience.

 

I went out and use big brush (6 x tooth brush) with car wash gel ,and it is done,easy and cheap,safe way to do. thanks guys.