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Car Forum / Honda Cars / December 2004waxing car: tips for getting buildup near molding?
When I wax my car, it is difficult to rub in wax on the edges of the car's molding to rub out the built up dirt out that car washing doesnt get. I tried regular cotton swabs but they bend too easy. Any tips? > When I wax my car, it is difficult to rub in wax on the edges of the > car's molding to rub out the built up dirt out that car washing doesnt > get. I tried regular cotton swabs but they bend too easy. Any tips? toothbrush, or the corner of a terry cloth towel. best bet is to be more careful, not wax within an inch of the molding. >When I wax my car, it is difficult to rub in wax on the edges of the >car's molding to rub out the built up dirt out that car washing doesnt >get. I tried regular cotton swabs but they bend too easy. Any tips? Should be able to get that dirt out with a soft brush and a buck of soapy water. If the brush doesn't get it out, then typical waxing and buffing shouldn't move that stuff around either, so it shouldn't smear or anything. imho, tom @ www.CarFleaMarket.com You can use a tooth brush, foam or hair paint bush, they are dirt cheap and last a long time, or just scrub really good the next time you wash and use a good dish soap as the soap. |
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