Re: cleaning a super a

Posted by RustyFarmall on July 15, 2005 at 06:36:35 from (216.248.75.137):

In Reply to: cleaning a super a posted by Paul H on July 15, 2005 at 06:00:59:

There are many cleaning agents on the market that will get the job done. Quite a few of these are really not vey nice to be around, and some are even dangerous if used improperly. The best and safest that I have found is plain old mineral spirits. Pour some out in a bucket, get some rags and start. You can even lay a rag over some of that crud, soak it with the spirits, and let it sit for awhile. An assortment of wire brushes will be handy also, right down to the toothbrush size for those tight areas. Don't be afraid to use a scraper to get things started. I own a good power washer, and it won't even begin to touch some of the really hard stuff.

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