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  1. 02-28-2009, 04:51 PM #16
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    Possibly soaking it in some sort of cleaning solution or something with mild acid - like Cola.
    I still don`t believe in grit guards.
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  2. 02-28-2009, 05:37 PM #17
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    tkh gyu`s tah conle niid
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  3. 02-28-2009, 05:44 PM #18
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    Quote Originally Posted by clone View Post
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    Have you forgotten to take your meds?
    If this is not the case you may wish to use your products in a better ventilated area
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    From the title, I rush to read this one and found rust and clone is the topic.......
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  5. 02-28-2009, 06:48 PM #20
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    Quote Originally Posted by GearHead_1 View Post
    Some things are readily apparent, what exactly are you trying to tell us?
    Right on Bro.
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  6. 02-28-2009, 10:17 PM #21
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Jeremy View Post
    That about sums it all up......
    "In the business world, the rearview mirror is always clearer than the windshield."
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  8. 03-01-2009, 06:42 AM #23
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    A friend talked me into spraying Pam cooking oil on my bumper, valance, hood and grille years ago. I was taking a cross-state trip during "love-bug" season (it`s a Florida thing... you wouldn`t understand.) Took me a week to remove the slimy mess.
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

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    Have you forgotten to take your meds?
    If this is not the case you may wish to use your products in a better ventilated area
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  10. 03-01-2009, 01:27 PM #25
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnHenry View Post
    A friend talked me into spraying Pam cooking oil on my bumper, valance, hood and grille years ago. I was taking a cross-state trip during "love-bug" season (it`s a Florida thing... you wouldn`t understand.) Took me a week to remove the slimy mess.
    Believe me when I say that is MOST DEFINITELY not just a florida problem.I freaking hate love bug season

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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnHenry View Post
    A friend talked me into spraying Pam cooking oil on my bumper, valance, hood and grille years ago. I was taking a cross-state trip during "love-bug" season (it`s a Florida thing... you wouldn`t understand.) Took me a week to remove the slimy mess.
    Actually I would have thought it was a good idea. I think I`ve heard the same thing myself.
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    Some folks use to do that in the 80`s I remember, they had a heck of a time to remove it.
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    Quote Originally Posted by zoomzoom mazda5 View Post
    Some folks use to do that in the 80`s I remember, they had a heck of a time to remove it.
    I would figure an apc or (uhh ohh) dish detergent would do it.
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    Bug and tar remover should work well
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    Re: vasaline for protection!!

    Quote Originally Posted by jaybs02 View Post
    Bug and tar remover should work well
    LOL! You`re absolutely right, Jay. I came to the same conclusion... then got a brilliant idea! Why not skip the Pam step and remove the love bugs with the Bug Stuff?

    Sometimes I`m so smart I amaze myself!
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