I am sure so of you have had the same problem as me. I waxed my car last week, and accidentally got some wax on my rear diffuser, without knowing it until it turned white. I have tried prepsol, alcohol, bug and tar remover, and it got a tiny bit better, but still no luck.. What can I do?

 

use toothbrush w soap water. works wonder =)

 

A product called Black Wow makes the diffuser and plastic pieces on the front end look amazing. Not sure if it will necessarily remove the wax, but it restores the color in the plastic trim to a deep black color, so it might work.

 

good info guys thanks, will let ya know how it turns out

 

heres a thread of mine from a while back hope it helps
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/la...rs-fading.html

 

peanut butter

 

Just use Back to Black it's what I did - 5 bucks.

 

going to try the peanut butter tomorrow rained all day, i am going in the rain tomorrow can't wait any longer!!

 

An eraser.

 

Peanut Butter FTW!!! almost to easy I let it sit for a few minutes, then wiped it off with white paper towels, rinse and wash!

 

wow...someone actually listened to my advice.

Congratulations. I understand how annoying the wax residue was to you.

 

LOL i once used peanut butter to get varnish off my hands. it worked better than anything. its like miracle soap, thats edible and high in protein.

 

you guys never wax the plastic pieces? they have a laminate coat, right? so it's waxable. i've always waxed them with liquid wax and never had white residue on it.