How to remove this from black plastic? The polish remains embedded in small areas of the black skid pad on the running boards.
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Depending on how porous or rubberized the black plastic is, I would try flushing the area with warm water and you might have to use an old toothbrush to get into the embedded areas.
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I don't know, I'm sorry to say. I used the product on my car & didn't experience this problem. I would put the question to the company (or at least check and see whether their website has FAQs that are relevant). In your shoes, I'd probably try scrubbing the area gently with a toothbrush and some mineral spirits, just to see if anything might come loose. Sorry to hear of your troubles!
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It will work. Rub it on til it turns black, then use a clean cloth to polish clean
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I'm sorry, Suzanne, I really don't know the answer to that...but I will say I've found very little it won't take out....is it liquid polish or cream? I wouldn't scrub or rub it because you might just smear the polish...but you could wet it first...then either use the Quick N Brite as a paste or diluted as a liquid (remember you can put it in water and put it in the microwave to melt it and make it inot liquid) and pile it on good and sort of daub it in...let it sit awhile and then try blotting it with a rag to try to take the polish out. Sure can't hurt, can it? LOL Hope it works for you!
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I'm sorry, I haven't attempted to remove mine yet. But, there is a product called Goo Gone that can take off any type of sticker residue, and it should be fine to use on your computer surface. For any stickers I remove I just use lighter fluid to get the sticky residue off, but Goo Gone is probably a little more user friendly.
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I don't think I would try to remove the polish in a small area. I used a small amount on an area that would be covered by a small area rug to see if the product would remove the polish. The results are a disaster!!!!! I will have to have all the hardwood floor buffed and polished by a professional that saw the floors and does not think that there is anything I can use to correct the problem. I will not be using the polish any more. I will have a professional come once a year to "refresh" my floors. I hope this helps.
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Hi : Sorry , but i'm not sure . I know we removed the excess chips and wiped the surface clean , which took a little time . Then we appliedthe clear coat . We basically just followed the directions that came with the material . We watched the procedure on line also . Good luck
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time and ease. I used a few Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and had cleaner wax to rub it off. Good luck.
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Yes it leaves a tacky surface when removed. You would probably need to remove it with some sort of solvent afterwards.
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Hi Since you are not worried about the finish, you may try Goo Be Gone. It can be purchased almost anywhere. It may not even do any damage to the surface either.
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don't know. surface of mine is a non-skid black coating. this is same as I have seen at my firness center for ove two years
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I know somebody that removed it from fiberglass - they used a plastic paint scrapper - it took some effort but it did not damage it. May be able to use wd40 or some other adhesive remover to make it easier. I have not tried to remove mine yet and I have a porcelain tub.
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I removed the 3M clear film from the front of my Country Coach Motorhome. Left behind was a very difficult adhesive residue. I used 3M General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner to remove this adhesive residue. Just spray it on liberally and wipe off with a clean terry cloth. Lots of elbow grease so get ready.
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Clean the surface with alcohol, tubbing, not the drinking kind. And ince you attach it hold it for a few seconds. It took a couple of times for me too.
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Sorry I don't know. You might try to lightly scrape and then try to polish with a soft scrub pad
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First polished I used was black. I just dipped it in some Polish remover and that cleaned it. However my brush is now still black. I don't know how lighter colors would do it though.
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What you could do is crayon it on and iron it in, scrape it, and then buff it with scotch brite. IN AN EMERGENCY you might get away rubbing it on, but you still must scrape and rub it in, but the results wont be nearly as good as doing it correctly.It is worth doing correctly. Use a VERY stiff brush to remove old wax, drip wax on using a hot iron, iron in thoroughly (keep iron moving to avoid borning the base. Let it cool, the cooler the better. Scrape with plastic scraper until almost no wax comes off, and buff with a scotch brite. Some follow that with corking.Or just have a ski shop hot wax it for you. What you could do is crayon it on and iron it in, scrape it, and then buff it with scotch brite. IN AN EMERGENCY you might get away rubbing it on, but you still must scrape and rub it in, but the results wont be nearly as good as doing it correctly.It is worth doing correctly. Use a VERY stiff brush to remove old wax, drip wax on using a hot iron, iron in thoroughly (keep iron moving to avoid borning the base. Let it cool, the cooler the better. Scrape with plastic scraper until almost no wax comes off, and buff with a scotch brite. Some follow that with corking.Or just have a... » Read More What you could do is crayon it on and iron it in, scrape it, and then buff it with scotch brite. IN AN EMERGENCY you might get away rubbing it on, but you still must scrape and rub it in, but the results wont be nearly as good as doing it correctly.It is worth doing correctly. Use a VERY stiff brush to remove old wax, drip wax on using a hot iron, iron in thoroughly (keep iron moving to avoid borning the base. Let it cool, the cooler the better. Scrape with plastic scraper until almost no wax comes off, and buff with a scotch brite. Some follow that with corking.Or just have a ski shop hot wax it for you. « Show Less
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The only thing I've found is regular cleaning with Bona Floor Cleaner, and a new coat of clear varnish. Sorry :(