I have a 2010 ford edge and this past summer I put wax on the bumper and lower moldings will this take the was off?
1537692
No; I don't think this produce will remove wax. However, I think this product would be good to use after removing the old wax with some type of solvent or cleaner.
1855036
You do not have to remove it to install the Bushwacker bumper protector. If you want to remove it, try heating it with a heat gun or hair dryer.In any case, be very careful when installing the bumper protector because once it sticks there's no changing its positioning.
378696
Hey Tony. I installed mine when the car was brand new. It really depends on where and how severe the dings are. It fits flush like an L-shaped bracket. I don't think scratches should be a problem since the adhesive is pretty darn strong. Haven't had any issues with peeling since installation about 5-6 months ago. If you can, try uploading some pictures of you bumper so I can examine it and give you a better answer.
23004
I would say yes. To clarify . . . bumper stickers are weird. If you can get most of the bumper sticker off first, thenthis remover should get the nasty adhesive residue off without a problem. I love everything that is 3M and this removeris awesome stuff. It takes crap off that I can't get off any other way. Again, my answer would be yes!
1460847
Depends on how porous the trim is. It could stain, so just wipe it off quickly. If you want stain free then use ultimate wax.
573910
Should be no problem. I have been using this wax since the early 60s on many different cars and paints. I wax my car in the spring and the fall and it has always lasted 6 months. I would be surprised if you were not happy with this product.
1551482
This will not be a problem. I would suggest that if the car has not been waxed in the past six months that a light paint finish cleaner(Meguires has a good product) be applied first, then a good wax. This would insure that the car paint finish is well protected and will look like it just came off the assembly line.
1239127
Yes, it goes on and comes off just like any other liquid wax I've used.A bit more effort to remove, maybe; but I was very satisfied with the finished results.
1817790
Should be no problem whatsoever. I also had all kinds of scrapes and scratches on my bumper and had actually considered having it airbrushed before applying the BumperTek. But decided the BumperTek would cover up most of them, and it did. And there was no issue getting it to adhere to the bumper right over the scratches. Bill
855429
I would clean area with prepsol or other car cleaner that takes the wax and dirt off. Also you need a small plastic squeege to smoth film out. A hair dryer helps soften the material if needed. Check youtube they have alot of videos that show how to do it.
1659892
No, it comes off very clean. Usually there is a dust/grime ring around the perimeter where the cover edges were, but nothing is left behind by the ArmorSuit
1814608
It goes on with 3M tape, and I don't plan on ever taking it off. But I'm *assuming* that pulling hard enough will take it off, but rip up the tape. Goo Gone, or an equivalent, should take it off easily. I've taken emblems off cars this same way without damaging the paint, although this is a lot bigger than an emblem. I soak the emblems in Goo Gone every 20 minutes, for about 3 hours, then start to rip off the emblem. Its a pain in the ass, like most things that have to do with cars, but it works.
1651964
As a polish, it is intended to come off. It is not a wax or protectant. A good coat of wax should follow the polishing step you use this product for.
1636125
I would give the car a very good wash first to remove as much of the mold and mildew as possible. Remember this wax has a very fine abrasiveness to it and I can see it removing mold/mildew but I would go easy with it at first. For best results us a buffing drill that has low RPM's, take your time and with a little patients I'm sure your cars finish will look great.
1844072
It will no doubt remove the wax. I highly doubt that it would effect the paint. It smells like straight bleach, and is totally water soluble. Your answer is a bit in the air.Best of luck.
1699196
Michelle, that may not be wax, they tend to season cast iron so you don't have to. If you still feel it's wax, hot soapy water should remove that. Lynn
906404
The wax? Not at all. Just be sure to warm it up with your fingers (body heat) before applying. Also, make sure to brush in thoroughly.