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My Cherokee's wing-walk has a few oil stains after coming back from an oil
pump impeller gear replacment session with my mechanic. Regular washing doesn't touch it. I tried hitting it with Windex and that didn't lift it. I've currently got some wheat-based kitty litter lying on it and haven't seen the results yet. Anyone else successfully done this? -- Regards, Mike |
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My Cherokee's wing-walk has a few oil stains after coming back from an oil
pump impeller gear replacment session with my mechanic. Regular washing doesn't touch it. I tried hitting it with Windex and that didn't lift it. I've currently got some wheat-based kitty litter lying on it and haven't seen the results yet. Anyone else successfully done this? Castrol's "Super Clean" should do the trick. The stuff degreases better than any other spray-on cleaner I've used. If the cosmetics aren't the best once you've removed the oil, you may find it best to simply repaint the wing-walk. A quart of that stuff is pretty reasonable, and it goes on nicely over your existing wing-walk (as long as it isn't all chunky from multiple re-applications.) It really makes everything look "finished" to have that area good and black. -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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![]() On 28-Oct-2003, "Jay Honeck" wrote: Castrol's "Super Clean" should do the trick. The stuff degreases better than any other spray-on cleaner I've used. But be careful to keep it away from the flap hinges or any other item that needs to remain lubricated. -- -Elliott Drucker |
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Mike,
de-natured alcohol works great for de-greasing. We use it at work for the Turbo-props and jets. It dissolves just about anything and does not harm our paint. We buy it by the 55 gallon drum. Michelle Mike Noel wrote: My Cherokee's wing-walk has a few oil stains after coming back from an oil pump impeller gear replacment session with my mechanic. Regular washing doesn't touch it. I tried hitting it with Windex and that didn't lift it. I've currently got some wheat-based kitty litter lying on it and haven't seen the results yet. Anyone else successfully done this? -- Regards, Mike -- Michelle P ATP-ASEL, CP-AMEL, and AMT-A&P "Elisabeth" a Maule M-7-235B (no two are alike) Volunteer Pilot, Angel Flight Mid-Atlantic Volunteer Builder, Habitat for Humanity |
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