Remove Wax Residue From Plastic Trim

[ModX]

Hi Experts,

I have accidentally applied some wax on the plastic trim of my vehicle and it appears as a white residue on it. Could someone shed some light on how to remove it without applying black shoe polish.

Thanks in Advance,

ModX

[Crosswind]

The idiot in the service station decided to do the same.luckily I had armorall plastic polish in hand. That did the trick.

[ModX]

  On 6/26/2012 at 4:23 PM, Crosswind said:

The idiot in the service station decided to do the same.luckily I had armorall plastic polish in hand. That did the trick.

Thanks for the reply Crosswind. Where can I buy this armorall plastic polish?

[Crosswind]

Arpico. 220 bucks. Comes in a spray bottle. Label says armorall original protectant. Good stuff.

[ModX]

  On 6/27/2012 at 12:37 AM, Crosswind said:

Arpico. 220 bucks. Comes in a spray bottle. Label says armorall original protectant. Good stuff.

Thanks for your valuable input Crosswind. Appreciate it!!!

[terrabytetango]

Ok a n00bish questions since this hasnt happened to me; are you guys talking about the crusty/powdery residue the wax turns into once its applied to a surface? I'm assuming the bumpers in question are black with matte paint and not body coloured bumpers?

[ModX]

  On 6/27/2012 at 3:17 AM, terrabytetango said:

Ok a n00bish questions since this hasnt happened to me; are you guys talking about the crusty/powdery residue the wax turns into once its applied to a surface? I'm assuming the bumpers in question are black with matte paint and not body coloured bumpers?

Well, It looks like as if you sprayed white colour diluted paint on your black plastic. Yes terrabytetango, we're talking about the black bumpers with matte paint.

Example for how it looks like:

Edited June 27, 2012 by ModX

[terrabytetango]

Ah gotcha, thanks