Does anyone have a method of removing the white lines of wax that develop between the decals and paint?

 

I use a small paintbrush that has been trimmed real close. I don't know where I got it, but here is one like it. I use it in a jabbing motion at an angle just off perpendicular to the paint and decal. It removes that wax that gets jammed in the corner where the decal meets the paint. I hope this is what you're referring to.

http://waxdepot.safeshopper.com/208/94.htm?25

 

Yes that is exactly what I was refering to. Thanks I'll give it a try.

 

q-tips work well

 

Cool , never thought of that I'll try that too. Cheers guys.

 

At some auto parts stores(Autozone, O'reilly,etc.) theycarry interrior detail brushes/kits. They are not brushes, they're like a very thin rubber wedge that is used to get into the smallest of cracks. Good luck man.

 

Here in Cnd. The two big auto parts stores are NAPA and Part Sorce. Looks like I'm going to re-wax the bike on Saturday
Cheers.

 

hey just a heads up....peanut butter will restore black to trim pieces that have whitened from wax also...

 

Are you serious about that?
I will mention that to myneighbor. His car has that all over his trim pieces, andlooks like crap. I cant stand it.
Funny thing, is he drives an Audi.

 

This is what I use... the tip of the handle is rubber and cleans up the white lines quite nicely! I used to use q-tips, and still do for some things, but this works better on the white lines for me: