In regards to remiviing the Zaino polish off the caldding, here was theire response.
If you get Zaino on rubber or trim or any porous, textured surface...... it is
no problem just try you
remove it before it completely dries....
To remove any residue on plastic parts. Use some
lighter fluid or isopropyl alcohol on a soft rag or with a tooth brush. Rub
lightly on the spot to be cleaned. Repeat if neccessary. Then rinse the area
with water. The lighter fluid will not hurt the plastic. Do not use gasoline.
It will soften and
damage the plastic. It must be lighter fluid or you can try isopropyl
alcohol.... Also, believe it or not Peanut Butter also works great.... No
kidding it really does work....
And the easiest Zaino product to use to remove the residue, is Z-16 Perfect
Tire Gloss....
Hope this helps.....
If you get Zaino on rubber or trim or any porous, textured surface...... it is
no problem just try you
remove it before it completely dries....
To remove any residue on plastic parts. Use some
lighter fluid or isopropyl alcohol on a soft rag or with a tooth brush. Rub
lightly on the spot to be cleaned. Repeat if neccessary. Then rinse the area
with water. The lighter fluid will not hurt the plastic. Do not use gasoline.
It will soften and
damage the plastic. It must be lighter fluid or you can try isopropyl
alcohol.... Also, believe it or not Peanut Butter also works great.... No
kidding it really does work....
And the easiest Zaino product to use to remove the residue, is Z-16 Perfect
Tire Gloss....
Hope this helps.....