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Motor oil removal?
I carelessly spilled some motor oil on the front of my truck when adding a
quart. I tried spraying 409 household cleaner on it and rinsing it. No help. Tried the 409 and rubbing with paper towels. Little help. To save me experimenting (and buying) other cleaners, any suggestions? Probably gasoline would work but I don't have any or a container for it. TIA -- "Where there's smoke there's toast!" Anon |
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