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10-20-2009, 09:55 AM

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Cleaning the plastic trims.

I know this has been mention and posted before. I have seen a post on it. I just cant seem to find the thread anymore.

I know there was a product presented here that will renew the finish on the plastic trim around the X5. The sideskirts, the front and rear bumper plastic trim.

Over time, I got wax on the plastic and now it looks white and dirty. I've tried to rub it off and it still won't get clean.

Please recommend me something... Thanks

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