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The inside of the doors, up by the hinges, suggestions?
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Soapy water and a brush? Lemon Pledge? Windex? Sand blaster?
What is there that would require anything more than normal cleaning steps? You got a lot of greasy stuff, or is it just dirt? Mo info preez!
What is there that would require anything more than normal cleaning steps? You got a lot of greasy stuff, or is it just dirt? Mo info preez!
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Without knowing more detail try WD-40
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I use 3M General Purpose Liquid Adhesive Cleaner on everything,wheel wells, body paint , engine compartment, everything..I.m sold..
spielman5 2007-03-21 08:51:16
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the doors were white greased before I had it, now its all over the placee w/dirt attached
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Use some brake cleaner on a rag to get the big/greasy stuff off first, then a general purpose cleaner should take care of the rest.
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I'd try a degreaser in a spray bottle -- something like Simple Green, diluted Dawn dish detergent, I recently found out that Meguiar's makes a heavy duty degreaser also.
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As a mechanic I have all sizes of bottle brushes, scrub brushes, sponges and such. The larger your armory, the better your chances of whippin' it ( I always say ).
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