I have a few gallons of paraffin that I use to clean some of the car parts - it's good for thinning out whatever grease/oil I have on my hands and is easy to get off.



Mark

 

Never loan tools to anyone. The minute they leave with any given tool, you'll need it.

 

[quote name='Signal 2' date='May 7 2005, 04:46 AM']Never loan tools to anyone. The minute they leave with any given tool, you'll need it.


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i loaned a buddy of mine a tool, and he called me a couple weeks later asking where it was

 

Don't buy any turbo wrap made by DEI, commonly sold through Eastwood. I tried it once on my turbo and I caught it on fire the first day.

 

[quote name='teknics' date='May 6 2005, 06:07 PM']make sure to follow it with vry good washing of your hands and plenty of lotion.



i work with a guy who's cleaned his hands with parts cleaner for 27+ years...when he bends a finger his skin cracks.



when some skin is itching him on his hands...HE WIRE WHEELS IT OFF.



that is what parts cleaner does to your skin.



kevin.


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Ewww, scratch the idea of parts cleaner. Won't be doing that anymore. Also never loan your tools to someone, they come back dirty.

 

cooking oil and suger = teh hand cleaner

 

dawn, best degreaser, hand cleeaner.

 

Shampoo makes for an awesome degreaser also.

 

what is dawn





anytime i wash my hair my fingernails seem to be allot cleaner lol

 

[quote name='yonner' date='May 9 2005, 08:40 AM']what is dawn




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American dish soap.