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How do you get rid of polish from black plastic?

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So a couple weeks ago I clayed and polished the car, but i accidentally got some on the black plastic cladding near the wheels. I thought I was doing a good job at avoiding the black plastic but turns out I wasn’t at all :(. Are there any products or anything that can remove the polish from the black plastic or is it going to permanently like that? I was using the turtle wax hybrid polish if that helps. Here’s a pic so you can see what i’m talking about:
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I advise not to use magic erasers because the flat finishes, the gloss surfaces and the textured surfaces can be damaged.
don't use thinners also they often damage plastics irreversibly.
Try this stuff after you remove the polish from your trim.


Back in September I used a product for protecting plastic trim for cars / trucks, (Following). A friend of mine had told me about it. I bought it, applied it and a few thousand miles later, thru a lot of snow and salt and about 2 dozen drive thru car washes the trim on my car still shines like new. It's a ceramic coating, not a dressing. Easy enough to apply, just clean and wipe down the trim / plastic with alcohol first. For $17.00 this stuff is fantastic. Amazon.com: FOLLOWIN Plastic Restorer for Cars Ceramic Plastic Coating Trim Restore, Resists Water, UV Rays, Dirt, Ceramic Coating, Not Dressing, Last Over 200 Washes, Highly Concentrated, 30ml: Automotive
Try this stuff after you remove the polish from your trim.


Back in September I used a product for protecting plastic trim for cars / trucks, (Following). A friend of mine had told me about it. I bought it, applied it and a few thousand miles later, thru a lot of snow and salt and about 2 dozen drive thru car washes the trim on my car still shines like new. It's a ceramic coating, not a dressing. Easy enough to apply, just clean and wipe down the trim / plastic with alcohol first. For $17.00 this stuff is fantastic. Amazon.com: FOLLOWIN Plastic Restorer for Cars Ceramic Plastic Coating Trim Restore, Resists Water, UV Rays, Dirt, Ceramic Coating, Not Dressing, Last Over 200 Washes, Highly Concentrated, 30ml: Automotive
Oh nice I was thinking about getting something to protect the plastic! Does the plastic still look original on your car or does it look shiny? I prefer more matte, original looking trim pieces rather than shiny.
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Oh nice I was thinking about getting something to protect the plastic! Does the plastic still look original on your car or does it look shiny? I prefer more matte, original looking trim pieces rather than shiny.
Not shiny, just darker. I applied it 6-7 months ago, it still looks really good
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Try this stuff after you remove the polish from your trim.
Wax on, wax off.

That's what she s...



BTW, SFW. :)


Back on track... How about this stuff?

Hello. I usually search such questions on Youtube. For example here is good video
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Hello. I usually search such questions on Youtube. For example here is good video
Same.
YouTube has saved me thousands of $.
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