so it's 2:30 am. pretty much just sat here bored on duty so i brought my car in to give it a detailing or two. i love how clean my car looks but these stupid white marks on the plastic on the outside of the vehicle are annoying the hell out of me. so i search online to see what i can do to fix it. and low and behold, peanut butter is the answer to all my solutions. not sure how many people actually know about this but it is new to me, so i thought i'd share with all of you who don't.
step 1: observe ugly marks and wash with soap and water
step 2: smear your peanut butter on (i dont suggest chunky as all the nuts get everywhere)
step 3: wipe off (lick if you want) the peanut butter with a rag of some sort and admire your work
these spots were from the times i waxed the car. there were more and they all came off. funny how that works...lol
when i was in school for Auto Body my instructor told us about that but iv never tried it. Its kinda odd that it works, almost makes u wonder whats in the peanut butter [scratch].
I have a feeling that Mother's "Back to Black" works on the same principle, utilizing the oils to mask the plastic. Like Back to Black, I wonder if it will wear off after 2-4 weeks.
I have a feeling that Mother's "Back to Black" works on the same principle, utilizing the oils to mask the plastic. Like Back to Black, I wonder if it will wear off after 2-4 weeks.
YEAH IVE HAD THIS SAME WHITE JUNK ON THE PLASTIC OF ONE OF MY MIRRORS FOR WHILE AND COULD NEVER FIGURE WHAT IT WAS......ILL HAVE TO TRY THIS....THANKS BLUEFLOW![woot]
Just an FYI.. peanut butter is also great at getting gum out of carpet.
Something to do with the chemicals in the peanut butter break down the chemicals in the gum. Just slab some on the gum, let it sit for a few seconds, and wipe away with a paper towel and BAM. No more gum. No matter HOW smashed into the carpet it is.
Just an FYI.. peanut butter is also great at getting gum out of carpet.
Something to do with the chemicals in the peanut butter break down the chemicals in the gum. Just slab some on the gum, let it sit for a few seconds, and wipe away with a paper towel and BAM. No more gum.
hmmmm did not know that. and i do have gum where the foot rest is...thanks!!!
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