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fpw


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hi we had a wheel bearing pick up and had to get the stubb replaced , there was a lot of grease on the side of the van we can not get the marks off any ideas as to how to remove the srains ,

 thanks fred



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A bit of kero or WD40 should remove it.



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Garden variety engine degreaser should do it.
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A bottle of eucalyptus oil.

Small amount neat on a soft cloth on a small section in the shade.

Type of paint and its condition matter. So go very carefully with whatever 'solution' you choose.

http://www.australianeucalyptusoil.com.au/useful-tips/



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hi
thanks for all your replys we have used all of thse but it did not remove the stains thanks again fred

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