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Subject: Re: Muffler crud cleaning

Author: alacritas

Date: Feb 7, 2003, 4:18 AM

Post ID: 1711894492

For chrome, I have been using Solvol Autosol. On really difficult spots I use it
carefully with XXXX Steel wool. Several museums use it on industrial
collections. It is too harsh for silver or softer metals, but was designed for
chrome. Just make sure all polish residues are removed if you use it.

Elisabeth


Arizona Kid wrote:

 Kewl!!

Eric Lamberts wrote:
 On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, Arizona Kid wrote:


It does not hurt chrome at all..


 
Won't that hurt the chrome????

P67V7 wrote:
 
I have used easy-off oven cleaner--spray lye. Let it sit a while, maybe
an
hour or two and then wipe off, maybe with XXXX steel wool,if it is
really
bad.
Wear rubber gloves and goggles.
Paul




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