those little holes. . .
those little holes. . .
Black car > front bumper > little rock chips > wax front bumper > little white filled rock chips. 
The question is how do I get out the wax without further damage to clearcoat or finish?

The question is how do I get out the wax without further damage to clearcoat or finish?
A toothbrush would be much too abrasive. I would recommend washing with a sheepskin mitt to remove the wax in the crevices, following up with a boar's hair brush if it is not completely removed.
Then, use a wax that doesn't leave white residue, like Migliore
.
Then, use a wax that doesn't leave white residue, like Migliore
.
I have some old wax and degreaser remover from when I painted my 911. Would that bee too strong? I was going to use a watercolor small tipped paint brush (very soft hairs) and work it in the hole.
Yikes, just a regular Quick detailer (QD) spray like this: http://meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+QUIK+16 at a local autoparts store with a microfiber to wipe should get rid of it. If you only have a handful, try that stuff with a q-tip.
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Mar 23, 2015 12:59 PM



sorry, couldn't resist.
