Hi all, during polishing the Panda today, i accidentaly got some polish on the black plastic door handles and even after wiping it off there is a white residue in the grain of the plastic. Does anyone know the easiest/best way to remove this. I tried black in a flash but it looks as though it has just masked it and i'm guessing it will probably come back after that has worn/washed off. Thanks

rub it with a pencil rubber.....

You're not going to believe this but Peanut Butter is apparently the thing to use! (like I said, you probably won't believe it so go ahead and Google...)

Tigertone2000 said:

You're not going to believe this but Peanut Butter is apparently the thing to use! (like I said, you probably won't believe it so go ahead and Google...)

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Peanut butter..:chin: in my case I dont think much of it would make it onto the car....sarnies anyone..:yum:

PNL said:

Peanut butter..:chin: in my case I dont think much of it would make it onto the car....sarnies anyone..:yum:

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Rather you than me

I can't stand the stuff :yuck:

http://www.fasteronline.co.uk/Autoglym-autoglym-bumper-care-p-437.html

thats what i use on my plastic trim and it removes any polish, as it says in the description. plus its not black so wont stain your paintwork and it works great for me

plus a little more sensible then peanut butter lol
my arse that works

Thanks for all the ideas, i may be tempted with the peanut butter once i get the polish off with the Autoglym product just to see.......

i second the peanut butter suggestion, just make sure it's the smooth and not the crunchy variety

Google "rubbing panda's with peanut butter"... really?... LOL....

Autoglym bumper care is what i use

Floydfan said:

Thanks for all the ideas, i may be tempted with the peanut butter once i get the polish off with the Autoglym product just to see.......

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This is a good method. Good luck. Thanks.