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Old 03-12-2007, 01:26 PM
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Line of dirt along plastic protection

I've noticed the clear protectant things glued in front of the back wheel wells under the vents seem a little hard to clean ) where they contact the metal.

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Old, worn out toothbrush works. Use water with it to minimize scratching.
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Q-Tip

I always get wax residue there and I find that a Q-Tip works nicely to remove it. I'd give that a try to remove the dirt.
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Use painters tape when you wax your car to avoid wax buildup. I use detailing spray to clean up any acumulated wax with Q-Tip or microfiber rag.
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