My father-in-law was pulling his popup home from michigan and the truck blew up. Leaving oil on the front of the popup. Would it be alright just to use soapy water to clean that off??
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My father-in-law was pulling his popup home from michigan and the truck blew up. Leaving oil on the front of the popup. Would it be alright just to use soapy water to clean that off??
Thanks in advance for any help,
kwilt06
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Don, Mary and Spooky
'00 Bluebird Skoolie Conversion
Geo Tracker/Dodge Neon/Aprilia Scooter towed
I think you could also take it to a car wash and use the engine cleaner setting to get most of it off and then the high pressure soap and rinse the home wash would do the rest.
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Jim (SSG US Army Ret.) and Cheri (TSG Phx ANG Ret.) Mesa, AZ
2006 Dodge Ram 2500 HD Mega Cab Diesel | 2005 Honda Goldwing | 2006 35' Dune Chaser 5th Wheel
If dawn does not work try something like purple power degreaser and I would not use a pressure washer they have more power than a car wash may do more harm than good.
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2007 Fleetwood Revolution LE 40V
Dawn is your safest bet so try that first. If that doesn't work sufficiently try Simple Green. It is amazing, just be sure to dilute it with water because full strength is pretty stout and best reserved for engines and tires and BBQ grills.
I would refrain from using it on canvass at all because it *could* remove waterproofing but on hard surfaces it is hard to match without using harsh chemicals. Wax after to help restore UV protection.
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