2qwik4u

rubber bumper body moldings from an 88 carrera.

thanks, leo

RL911

you can use a 50/50 mix of rubbing alcohol and water, it's safe for the paint also. After you do that, apply a proctetant like Vinylex.

ricster

Use crunchy peanut butter with a toothbrush...the oils break down the wax and the "crunchy" texture helps the aggitation.

whalebird

thats a new one on me ricster.

ivangene

OK there are plenty of people that think this whole "car thing" is wierd already.... if they find out I am putting peanut butter on my baby.... there will be plenty of "comments" from those people!

brad@tirerack.com

It's true. PB works. So does the alcohol.

By the way, 50/50 91% alcohol and water cleans anything on a car without hurting it, and is as good as any window cleaner out there on glass IMO.

dshepp806

After using some vasoline on tires and other rubber parts, I'm a believer now. The Carrera tail looks new again.


Doyle

axl911

Mother's Back to Black. Easy to use and it works.

User 4221

+1 on the Back to Black

rusnak

I've used Wurth Rubber Care, some stuff called Gummi pfledge, and some other stuff called LVR by the Wax Shoppe. The last one lasts longest on the rear tail and bumper trim. The other two are great on door seals.

logan2z

You can use a pink pencil eraser and just rub the wax right off. Works like a charm and you don't need to worry about doing any harm with a chemical cleaner.

Tango635

As an alternative to peanut butter (and maybe more conspicuous?) I've heard Peanut Oil works well.

ricster

I worked for Zymol years ago, and we used the peanut butter trick and it worked like a charm

911Dave

It's the oil in the peanut butter, not the peanut butter itself. There's no reason to ever use peanut butter. Just use the oil.

theiceman

I have a soft tooth brush in my tool kit and it is fatstic for taking the wax off around decals where it builds up the white ... but the peanut butter is new for me too .. be carefull though .. with peanut butter comes every mouse in the neighbourhood ..