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    Dirt around flame edges

    What's the safest way in removing dirt , dried wax and others around the edges of the pin striping?

    At certain angles you can see white residue.
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    use a tooth brush

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    Yes, a fine bristle toothbrush, or I cut down a fine bristle sable paintbrush (~1"). I use it on the bikes too for those hard to reach places.

    Mike

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    I agree with previous about the sable type paint brush. I, too, have cut one down to about 3/4". Make sure to take some electrical tape and wrap the metal banding to avoid a slip and scratch deal. This also works well on the textured plastic bed rails and foot pads on the bumper. When I got my truck, dealer had waxed truck and gotten it onto these parts. A little rubbing with the brush and no more wax. Also, remember, light pressure with the brush, let it do the work.
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