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"In this video I'm going to show you how to clean your car's plastic moldings. It's pretty simple, all you need is a car wash, a bucket and a rag, and you wash it just like you'd wash the rest of your car. Now as you can see these moldings are very dirty. And they're also unpainted. Now a lot of cars have painted moldings and a lot of cars have unpainted moldings. And just like the rest of the car, you just wash, don't use anything real abrasive. And it just should come clean nice and easy. And it's a good thing to always dry it when you're done, and you get no water spots, a nice clean even finish, and it will look the best. And there you have it, nice, clean, new looking molding."
eHow Article: Cleaning Plastic Car Molding
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