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gasoline, or gunk engine cleaner. Or about 20 minutes before your done, throw on some latex gloves, and then just the sweat should knock off most the junk.
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I'm one crazy mo-fo, I had to buss a cop *** he wouldn't give me my props in Oak-town.
I used something tonight that I have never used before, and it works better than anything I have ever seen, including mineral spirits or gasoline. I just can;t remember what it was called. It was in a wall-mounted dispenser that you turned a knob on the bottom and green powder came out. I was actually in awe how well it worked. All I know is the label was printed in Spanish. Nettoyant por los manos e natural. 4 letter name is all I remember.
-Josh
EDIT: Something else I can say for sure: DO NOT waste the money on Permatex brand hand cleaner. It won't even get rid of permatex. What kind of crap is that?
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"A lot of Christians wear crosses around their necks. Do you really think that when Jesus comes back he will want to see a fu*king cross? It's kind of like walking up to Jackie Onassis wearing a rifle pendant."
I have Fast Orange under the sink. Also, I'm sure it's not exactly safe for your skin, but I've tried Comet powder once, and it took off everything on my hands.
Corey
__________________ Corey Schwab aka "The Boost Bear."
Boraxo here..it's like dish soap type crap..that you'd put in a dish washer..really abrasive (sp?) and takes almost anything off..works great.
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When I heated my home with oil, I used an average of 800 gallons a year. I have found that I can keep comfortably warm for an entire winter with slightly over half that quantity of beer.