Wax On Softop
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check this old thread:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...0&#entry5903131
lots of good ideas in there... the main one is you gotta make sure that its wax. if so, should be able to get it off.
i know the porsche top cleaner and have used it often. pbutter is prob your cure, but check out the thread for other ideas.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...0&#entry5903131
lots of good ideas in there... the main one is you gotta make sure that its wax. if so, should be able to get it off.
i know the porsche top cleaner and have used it often. pbutter is prob your cure, but check out the thread for other ideas.
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peanut butter 
. Thanks for the advice it worked fantastic. i heated it up for about 15 seconds and then let it sit on the wax spot for a minute, wiped it off and washed it. It looks as good as new, just makes my car smell like peanut butter 
. Thanks for the advice it worked fantastic. i heated it up for about 15 seconds and then let it sit on the wax spot for a minute, wiped it off and washed it. It looks as good as new, just makes my car smell like peanut butter
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Originally Posted by bradskee,Oct 2 2008, 02:11 PM
peanut butter . Thanks for the advice it worked fantastic. i heated it up for about 15 seconds and then let it sit on the wax spot for a minute, wiped it off and washed it. It looks as good as new, just makes my car smell like peanut butter
. Thanks for the advice it worked fantastic. i heated it up for about 15 seconds and then let it sit on the wax spot for a minute, wiped it off and washed it. It looks as good as new, just makes my car smell like peanut butter glad you found out that its the truth!!
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