Cleaning

[The Boat House]

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by The Boat House.

[fisherman6]

I’ll third the kerosene for degreasing parts. I’ve been using kerosene for parts cleaning for decades.
-Ben

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[lindy46]

Or use charcoal lighter fluid.

[steveh]

I’ll second the old gasoline. In addition to doing a good job cleaning all the old gunk, the oil will help to protect the paint and decals. Keep away from flames!

[Tinman]

Good to know! I’m definitely going to try it. My 30 hp javelin looks like it was dipped in grease!! Lol

[outbdnut2]

AS I said earlier I use kerosene. Old Gasoline works, but good luck getting the smell off your hands, out from under your finger nails, clothes, and out of your shop. I got some on my blue jeans once, picking up an old motor where the cap wasn’t sealing up good and it took 5 times through the washing machine to get the smell out. I use old gas for starting fires when I burn a brush pile of old tree branches. If I accumulate too much old gas, I take it to my county’s hazardous waste dropoff events when they come to a town near me.
Dave

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