Haze around emblem.
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Haze around emblem.
Hi guys, I'm new to the boards but found it through a search on removing wax from a clear bra. Great info here. I'm looking for a tip on removing a haze from around the crevices of my emblem badging. I have a black CLK 55 AMG so there is a good deal of nooks and crannies around the lettering I can't seem to remove this haze from. I can't tell if it's from polish or wax ( I use Sonos and Klasse followed by P21 carnuba). Any help is greatly appreciated. BTW I recently ordered some new stuff from Moe and it was shipped out the same day! Great work Moe. FYI I tried to remove the wax from my clear bra with a q-tip and alcohol like some one suggested, but it hazed my "Tuff Guard" clear bra in the one spot I tested. Looks like it will polish out though. Moe came to the rescue again with his toothpick suggestion which actually worked better and faster.
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That is probably what I would try if you think the paint itself is actually hazed and not just some sort of residue.
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Hi guys, I'm new to the boards but found it through a search on removing wax from a clear bra. Great info here. I'm looking for a tip on removing a haze from around the crevices of my emblem badging. I have a black CLK 55 AMG so there is a good deal of nooks and crannies around the lettering I can't seem to remove this haze from. I can't tell if it's from polish or wax ( I use Sonos and Klasse followed by P21 carnuba). Any help is greatly appreciated. BTW I recently ordered some new stuff from Moe and it was shipped out the same day! Great work Moe. FYI I tried to remove the wax from my clear bra with a q-tip and alcohol like some one suggested, but it hazed my "Tuff Guard" clear bra in the one spot I tested. Looks like it will polish out though. Moe came to the rescue again with his toothpick suggestion which actually worked better and faster.
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