Don't tell anyone but it makes an excellent final cleaner to be used just
before painting small parts. I have even used it to final clean engine
parts before assembly. The fumes dictate using it in an open area.
Larry(Spitman)
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> From: Roger Helman <rogerh@digimation.com>
> To: triumph listserv <triumphs@autox.team.net>
> Subject: Cleaning Brake residue from your Rims.
> Date: Wednesday, February 25, 1998 10:50 AM
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> After replacing the front brake pads on my explorer, I discovered a
> neat trick. Now this is probably obvious to most readers. I'm not sure
> why it never occurred to me before. (Possible because brake cleaner is
> for brakes) But brake cleaner will remove *ALL* the nasty build up from
> your rims. Just spray it on and wipe it off. Before I always had
> scrubbed them with a baby bottle brush cleaner and I was never able to
> completely remove all the gunk from the rims. I know this is a minor
> thing, but my rims now look like new. My wife even noticed how clean
> they were.
>
> I bet it would work wonders on chrome also!
>
> Roger
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