

| Subject: | Re: Best Solvent For Oil Removal From Body Channel? |
| From: | Kim Brennan |
| Date: | Mon, 27 Aug 2012 13:21:39 -0400 |
brake cleaner. On Aug 27, 2012, at 12:32 PM, Owen Kibenge wrote: > We accidentally got some OIL into a very difficult-to-get-to rocker channel > that we are treating the rust inside in a VW 90 Syncro Camper. > > While oil is sometimes used as a preservative this way, that wasn't our > intention and we want to get the oil out in preparation for rust conversion > (ospho) and for OEM wax spraying. > > The question we face now is which of these substances, sprayed into the > channel, is the most effective way to clean the oil out and not leave a > residue behind that could harm adherence of paint after it dries, or > interfere with the rust converting action of the Ospho: > > 1. Alcohol > 2. Turpentine > 3. Kerosene > 4. Paint thinner > 5. Mineral Spirits > 6. Acetone > 7. Biosolve organic oil eaters > 8. Other > > -- > > kibenge.com > * > * > *@kibenge* > *C: +1 347 603 3518* > * > ***
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