Any tips for getting the white polish residue off rubber seals and black plastic trim?

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This would be a good one to ask in the styling and car care section.

Depending on the product some quick Detailer may help.

AG vinyl & rubber care: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Autoglym-500ml-Vinyl-Rubber-Care/dp/B001151E5I

Spray onto a microfibre cloth so that you have more control.

Edited 17 June, 201411 yr by JakeBlade

Cheers Jake, got a bottle of that in the boot too.

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Dampen a cloth with white spirit, with cloth wrapped around your finger, this should break-down the waxy residue, and remove.

You can then use a rubber/plastic trim protector etc afterwards..

How do yo know it was a white Pole you hit? Might have been Romanian

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How do yo know it was a white Pole you hit? Might have been Romanian

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Haha, took me a second to get that one lol

Smooth peanut butter and a soft toothbrush.

Cheers

Dave.

How do yo know it was a white Pole you hit? Might have been Romanian

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He couldn't spell Romanian.     

Can't have been Romanian or even Bulgarian - Govt says there aren't any in the UK so must have been a pole

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ChrisRs in the detailing forum recommends a wipe over with IPA and a polish. IPA = Isopropyl Alcohol and not Indian Pale Ale as first thought

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IPA and peanut butter.  Time for lunch methinks.

Pencil rubber.

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better to use a water based polish like the p1 polish from gtechniq , easier to remove with a damp cloth.

AG Fast Glass does the job nicely

I've just used some AG bumper and trim gel and that worked really well taking all the white off.