Peanut butter to remove wax on plastic trim!
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We all know that if you put oil on rubber and it'll shine black. I was thinking...what about Peanut butter makes it work? My guess is that it's just the oil in the Peanut butter. Try rubbing olive oil on your trim around the sideview mirrors and I bet it'd achieve the same result as what you got with your Peanut Butter. Or don't wash your hair for a few days, then try rubbing your head on your moonroof's rubber/plastic gaskets.
I kinda doubt Peanut Butter has a special ingredient ideal for removing wax - you're just seeing the effects of oil - peanut oil.
I kinda doubt Peanut Butter has a special ingredient ideal for removing wax - you're just seeing the effects of oil - peanut oil.
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I'm gonna have to try and use peanut butter to remove the road tar, but I wonder of goo gone would do the job just as well?
Not to sound like a total nerd: Dawn will do a great job of removing wax because like many dish soaps, it has a hydrophobic end, and a hydrophillic end that causes it to stick to the wax and wash away with the water. However, I'm not quite sure what in the peanut butter would make the wax come off...leading me to agree with AthensBlueG, that it's just the oil making it look nice and shiney.
So then...would organic peanut butter work? LoL
Not to sound like a total nerd: Dawn will do a great job of removing wax because like many dish soaps, it has a hydrophobic end, and a hydrophillic end that causes it to stick to the wax and wash away with the water. However, I'm not quite sure what in the peanut butter would make the wax come off...leading me to agree with AthensBlueG, that it's just the oil making it look nice and shiney.
So then...would organic peanut butter work? LoL