Re: IML: What to use for cleaning

[RandalPark@xxxxxxx]

I use a steam cleaner for stuff that I can't take to the shop. I use a solvent bath and parts brush for other stuff.

Paul

In an email dated Mon, 21 2 2005 7:41:51 pm GMT, "Steve B." <imperial59@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

>I have begun the process of rebiliding the front end on my '59 Imperial.
>Yesterday I got everything pulled off and labeled and got the center
>link ready to ship out for rebuilding.
>
>All these parts are covered in massive amounts of 45 year old gunk that
>I swear could safely be used to hold a jumbo jet together instead of
>rivets. ?I used an entire can of comet just trying to get it all off me
>after the day was done.
>
>So what do yall use to clean this kind of stuff? ?I normally use simple
>green or gunk and this stuff just laughs at both of those products. I
>want it all to be pretty and clean before I try to put it back together
>again.
>
> ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Steve B.
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