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    May 4th, 2004 11:30 PM #1
    How do I remove this? I tried using clay but it smeared. Are there other methods? Thanks.
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    May 5th, 2004 10:13 AM #2
    I use Eagle1 all-purpose cleaner for my trims diluted with H20 in a spray bottle. I use a small detailing brush (a toothbrush will do) to scrub grime, overspray etc. from the trim. then, I wipe some trim/vinyl/rubber dressing. I use Meguires dressing for this purpose.

    Some detailers spray a "small" amount of WD40 in a terry cloth and wipe the trims with it to take out overspray. WD40 somehow dissolves the paint particles in the trims.
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    May 5th, 2004 10:17 AM #3
    Dindo,

    Walastik more time sa mga rides mo ngayon ha... after the PAJ, The Strada ngayon si BM naman grabe ka talaga

    Saludo ko
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    May 17th, 2004 06:52 PM #4
    use diesel fuel tangal yan
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    May 17th, 2004 06:57 PM #5
    Teka... won't diesel fuel damage the rubber trim?
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