I think somebody left wax on my trunk cover of my "brand new" 62 gt hawk. I think its been on there for a while as I can't seem to get it off. Any suggestions for bringing it back to shine?
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light rubbing compound, and a microfiber clothBez Auto Alchemy
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Mother's makes a product called Back to Black. It's great for removing wax from nooks crannies and weatherstripping.Jim
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Get it as clean as you can with wax and grease remover and try some medium rubbing compound. Be sure to wipe all the compound off, Then a last resort that works for me is to spray some WD 40 on it and rub it around. This will brighten it up.
Originally the panels were anodized and with age it turns chalky. It is spendy to find a good replacement. Also spendy to have things re-anodized. Be glad you dont have screw holes or pop rivets like one of my Hawks has.
Good luck, and WELCOME to the forum!
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