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09-15-2010, 02:42 PM
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Coca cola on battery terminals clean the corrosion faster than anything I have ever seen. Laundry detergent (the dry kind) works great for getting grime off your hands, it sort of grinds everything off your skin.
Brake cleaner is a great paint remover.
Brake cleaner is a great paint remover.
09-15-2010, 06:21 PM
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There may or may not be a small can in my fishing vest.....
I went to organic stuff though I found cheap, I don't like adding to the pollution and it works too
09-20-2010, 09:14 AM
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**Brake clean for insects, Graffitti removal, eraser when fabbing and using Sharpees
**Wasp and hornet spray for self defense
**WD-40 as a boot conditioner
**Boiling water to kill fire ants instantly
**Ivory dish soap as an insecticide
**Phosphated dish detergent to clean oil stains on concrete
**dishwasher to clean parts
**Acetone and TRanny fluid for rusty bolts
**Mistress as a wife replacement
**Wasp and hornet spray for self defense
**WD-40 as a boot conditioner
**Boiling water to kill fire ants instantly
**Ivory dish soap as an insecticide
**Phosphated dish detergent to clean oil stains on concrete
**dishwasher to clean parts
**Acetone and TRanny fluid for rusty bolts
**Mistress as a wife replacement
09-20-2010, 09:53 AM
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My .30-06 works well as a wood splitter. Gets rid of the rif raff too quite nicely. Cigars make good insect repellant. WD 40 works well for making dirt bikes look shiny after y ou clean them if you are going to sell it. Scotch brite pads work well on atv, dirt bike plastic to clean of stubborn dirt and smooth out small scratches. Finish with Mop&Glow for a like new sheen.
09-30-2010, 12:32 PM
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**Brake clean for insects, Graffitti removal, eraser when fabbing and using Sharpees
**Wasp and hornet spray for self defense
**WD-40 as a boot conditioner
**Boiling water to kill fire ants instantly
**Ivory dish soap as an insecticide
**Phosphated dish detergent to clean oil stains on concrete
**dishwasher to clean parts
**Acetone and TRanny fluid for rusty bolts
**Mistress as a wife replacement
**Wasp and hornet spray for self defense
**WD-40 as a boot conditioner
**Boiling water to kill fire ants instantly
**Ivory dish soap as an insecticide
**Phosphated dish detergent to clean oil stains on concrete
**dishwasher to clean parts
**Acetone and TRanny fluid for rusty bolts
**Mistress as a wife replacement
haven't tried those two........hmmmmm
09-30-2010, 12:36 PM
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Ground black table pepper works as radiator stop leak better than anything off the shelf at the parts store and it will not clog radiators or heater cores. Been using it for years with great results.
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10-06-2010, 10:04 AM
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My .30-06 works well as a wood splitter. Gets rid of the rif raff too quite nicely. Cigars make good insect repellant. WD 40 works well for making dirt bikes look shiny after y ou clean them if you are going to sell it. Scotch brite pads work well on atv, dirt bike plastic to clean of stubborn dirt and smooth out small scratches. Finish with Mop&Glow for a like new sheen.
I use the .458 win mag for a wood splitter too!! works great and keeps the coyotes at bay....
mop&glo is great for making boots shiny... without polishing...
10-06-2010, 04:32 PM
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Avon Bubble Bath (any fragrance with do) works great on removing carpet stains. I cleaned all the carpet in my truck and it looks like new. But, when big tough guys into the truck, I do get some pretty weird looks!
10-14-2010, 10:38 AM
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10-14-2010, 03:59 PM
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I meant you can fly the one finger salute instead of a car horn, don't know too many people who carry a car horn in their pocket. lol, did see some guy at a NASCAR race with dixie horns on a sheet of plywood.
11-04-2010, 07:52 AM
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kerosine for cleaning car parts.
someone suggested dawn as a parts cleaner which works well, and is a personal favorite on old machines w/ oil bath air filters, but then you stand a chance of creating a corrosion problem if you are cleaning iron parts.
I'm glad someone pointed out that you can use WD-40 to remove glue, i've been using vegatable oil for a long time, but aerosol WD-40 would have the same effect with the advantage of being able to aim and spray.
chloride free carb or brake cleaner for cleaning muzzle loaders.
petrolium jelly for vehicle electrical plugs, keeps the dirt out & prevents corrosion.
someone suggested dawn as a parts cleaner which works well, and is a personal favorite on old machines w/ oil bath air filters, but then you stand a chance of creating a corrosion problem if you are cleaning iron parts.
I'm glad someone pointed out that you can use WD-40 to remove glue, i've been using vegatable oil for a long time, but aerosol WD-40 would have the same effect with the advantage of being able to aim and spray.
chloride free carb or brake cleaner for cleaning muzzle loaders.
petrolium jelly for vehicle electrical plugs, keeps the dirt out & prevents corrosion.
