Removing NXT tech wax from black rubbing strips

Bri · 4 Oct 2006 at 21:17

Simoniz interior dash cleaner, leaves a nice matt finish & smells all nice & lomoney too

Phil W · 4 Oct 2006 at 23:19

L0rdMike said:
Its not wax really is it?

panthro · 4 Oct 2006 at 23:24

Use a nailbrush and soapy water, as already stated.

Randell Floyd · 5 Oct 2006 at 07:33

Best I've used is either black bumper dye if it need a new lease of life or by far the best produce for removing and giving the black shine back is Poorboy's Trim Restorer. Trust me coming from someone who charges to clean expensive cars !

Oxford · 5 Oct 2006 at 12:10

Fox, if the bumpercare product somes in a spray, make sure you spray it into a slightly damp cloth first then apply - be as accurate as you can when wiping it on. Spraying directly on the strips will make a bloody mess and you will end up with greasy paintwork!

- just a lil tip there

merlin · 5 Oct 2006 at 15:53

If I was you I'd be looking for a way of removing NXT tech wax from the entire car. Damn stuff, no matter how hard I tried I could never get on with it.

Greasy yucky stuff.

Now anything else from Megs - hell yeah, just not the NXT wax.

And I do order my Megs stuff from OcUK just in case the boss is watching.

Beepcake · 5 Oct 2006 at 16:06

I absolutely love the NXT wax, has a great look to effort ratio.. only takes 5-10mins to do the whole car if i'm in a rush. I've still never got round to doing the full 3 stage job on my car.. think I will save that until I buy something smaller

Poppy · 5 Oct 2006 at 16:09

I find NXT can be a PITA to remove properly if left on the panels too long, so dont !

Oxford · 6 Oct 2006 at 09:26

Try clearkote handglaze.

Scania · 6 Oct 2006 at 16:17

Diesel on a rag works for me & the black plastic bits on my car mate.

Peanut butter is supposed to be very good, alas, I hate the stuff!