Dave N

I've tried nearly everything listed so far -- peanut butter, Back to Black, 303, alcohol, WD40, etc., but never was able to get all of the residue out of textured trim.

Then a while back someone posted on the Autopia.org forums that Eagle1 A2Z wheel cleaner and a toothbrush worked very well. I tried the A2Z this weekend with a toothbrush and it completely removed the wax residue. I was really impressed! You can get A2Z just about anywhere (Wal Mart, Auto Zone). It comes in a clear orange bottle.

JoeJ

dawn and a scrub brush

03GMC2500HD

I always shine them up before waxing so any wax that gets on them wipes right off and also so you don't get whatever you use to shine them up on you paint after waxing.

blk03

iTrader: (2)

I would suggest using a product that does not leave residue.

agreif

iTrader: (4)

Use a white eraser (stadler) or the like. Works like a charm, use that then a brush with soap to get any eraser residue off, works like a charm....promise.

Andrew

02Reaper

iTrader: (2)

peanut butter. It works

Nick99Chevy

Peanut butter.

LOW2000

Use paint, then wax those parts too

lmnmarang

i've heard the Mr.clean magic erasure work great.