>This is a new one one me. A customer spilled a votive candle on the >piano, so there's now wax on the case and keys. I haven't seen it yet, >she just called. I have no idea how to clean off the wax without harming >either surface. Has anyone had any experience with something similar? > >Bob Simmons, RPT > > Bob, I have in my hands a great product called "Goof Off" and it takes off candle wax, marker & pen ink, crayon, lipstick (not recommended for use on your lips!) and much more. It can be used on fully cured varnished & oil based painted surfaces, solid vinyl upholstery & baseboards, fiberglass, wood and numerous other places. It cautions that it can damage many plastics and some automotive paints. Test in an inconspicuous place 1st. Made by Atlanta Sundries, Lithonia, GA 30058 I picked up my 5 oz. can in a local hardware store. Hope this helps you. Rory Fader, RPT Delta, B.C. Canada
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