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| mr.z |
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 mr.z World Chat Champion

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 Posted: 17:40 - 03 Nov 2004 Post subject: Oil on the garrage floor... |
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No matter how carefull i try to be it just never seems to be possible to keep the floor from turning into some kind of greasy slidey fest.. i could of course take advantage and invite all female friends for a game of twister but its a bit cold for that sort of thing...
So whats the best way to get rid of the stuff from a painted floor? i know there are things you can buy from halfords and the like but.. i'm a cheapskate, anything else can be used? the combination of tools, oil and brake fluid dont make for a nice landing space!
Any ideas? (newspaper isn't getting it all up) ____________________ >RidingSkills<->Tech Tips<->MyBikes< |
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Sawdust or sand will mop it up pretty well I've found. Oily sand makes an excellent grinding paste, so don't drop your components in it.  ____________________ I must not be a troll...
Mmmm, Guinness
Discovering the delights of Hammerite and a 3/4" brush. 
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 aqualung1 Trackday Trickster

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i use cement just sprinle a little on
you must not leave on for two long, then brush up, removes most
i hear cat litter is also good, not tried though
good luck ____________________ "still no idea where poohsticks bridge is"
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 synaptyx Crazy Courier
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Scrubbing brush hot water and a major amount of industrial strength detergent (fairly cheap from your friendly local Amway cultist).   |
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 Frost World Chat Champion

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washing up liquid, and some warm water, scub the floor with a stiff broom and rise the whole lot away.
San gets rid of some one it and is a good quick fix but pretty soon your garage will start to look like a sandpit  |
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 pipnet11 Brolly Dolly

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| mr.z |
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 mr.z World Chat Champion

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Ah cat littler, i might steal some of my sisters cats (unused) cat littler...
Cements another goodun...
Thanks for all the suggestions, i'll bear in mind the industrial cleaner option, but as well as beeing cheep i'm lazy (must be why i'm constantly surrounded by ladys) so i'd be doing the quick fix most of the time
Cheers all  ____________________ >RidingSkills<->Tech Tips<->MyBikes< |
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 stinkwheel Bovine Proctologist

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 Tarmacsurfer World Chat Champion

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If you want to experience a "greasy slide fest" then stand on a full tube of Copperslip as you turn to grab a ratchet whilst changing your brake pads. It brought a whole new meaning to the phrase "arse over elbows"  ____________________ I'm immortal. Well, so far. |
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 stryker Brolly Dolly

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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 21 years, 78 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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