removing polish dust

[12v]

ok... polished my motorcycle with all the plastics still on the bike. didnt tape or cover anything like an idiot. Ive tried scrubbing, apc's, toothbrush, everything i could get my hands on. Its like this stuff is stained on or something. stuff is everywhere...any suggestions would be appreciated.

oh yea used xmt products, xmt3 and xmt360

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[loudog2]

I always re-wsh my car after polishing. Gets rid off dust and excess polish in the gaps and crevaces.

 

[Blackfire]

This company makes a product to remove just about anything.

Call them. They are always willing to give you a solution.

I've used the product in the link to remove polish from rubber door jamb trim.

http://www.liftoffinc.com/product-sealant-remover.php

 

[12v]

its been washed about 6 times already since it happened... stuff just wont come off. guess i let it sit too long before i washed it... wanted to let the sealant cure first

 

[loudog2]

Try a Mr. clean magic eraser. But scrub lightly!

 

[maddenbowler]

or clay bar

 

[12v]

clay bar doesnt work.... tried it already. Alot of the stuff that wont come of is on a textured surface, so the clay wont get into the spots it needs to. looking for more of a spray on wipe of solution

 

[Rsurfer]

Try ARO with a soft tooth brush.

 

[nrengle]

I second the ARO with a soft bristle brush, or even a very soft wheel/boars hair brush.

Any good APC would work in place of ARO if don't want to order something and wait for it.

 

[Matt]

You could try Wax Blaster

This is what it's designed for.

 

[BlkTAWS6]

try peanut butter, not the xtra crunchy.

just rub it in and rinse it off, then dry. I was surprised when i tried it on my Brother in laws truck

 

[12v]

tried numerous products, wax blaster did not do anything, peanut butter didnt do anything... kinda stumped on this one.

havent tried oops or goof of yet, but just wanted to bump it back up to see if anyone can tell me what to do with my problem

 

[SouthernStyles]

Are you sure its wax dust then? I feel like if its that hard to get off then its not wax dust! Have you tried Megs APC+ it works on everything i put it too!!

 

[MisterShark]

As long as whatever these white spots are seem as if they're there permanently (and after all those attempts, they sure seem like they are) what about applying something to 'renew' the black color of the affected plastics and turn the spots black so they become 'invisible'.