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| WD-40 will also take road oil off your vehicle. |
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| Yes WD 40 is a cleaner and easing fluid.
Not really a good lube.
I don't use it, except to stop my iron plates rusting when left out.
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| lol, it is, but we never suggested that |
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Boiling water also removes Cosmoline quickly and easily. |
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| It can be messy, but take the gun to a coin-operated carwash. The hot high pressure steam works well in moving the Cosmoline from the gun onto your clothes... ![[Big Grin]](images/icons/grin.gif) jpb |
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| Somthing else that works fairly well is the spray brake cleaner from a parts store. |
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| Varsol also zings cosmoline quickly! |
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