[Just a Six??]

After numerous track visits over the years, & not doing a thorough cleaning job in the past, I now want to clean the rubber off the 1/4 panels as best as possible this winter. I could powerwash them & I have access to VERY HOT water as well but that took the paint right off my frame! Wheelwells same thing so I dont want to use that on the paint! I was thinking maybe soak the remaining rubber (after a good wash) with something like WD-40 or Rust check & let that loosen it up over a few days time? Sound safe? Other ideas? Thanks!

 

[Steve Wood]

wd 40, gojo (non pumice form), or a bug and tar cleaner....then, before you go again, spray them with Pam

 

[Orlando_87GN]

Best thing I have found that works is your garden hose and your other hand!

 

[Raist103]

yup a hose and i use one of the furry gloves you buy at walmart for like $4-5. comes right off.

 

[richie6]

Bug and Tar or WD-40.
Steve? Spray them with Pam? I've seen websites like that. Didn't know her name was "Pam". :crazy:

 

[Just a Six??]

This is a couple year build up with some minor washing only. Its on pretty good! Think I'll try the Wd-40 first & go from there. Thanks! :cheers:

 

[william brophy]

Kerosene in a spray bottle, works as good or better than WD-40 and much cheaper and you can spray the panel down good and then soak a clean rag/cotton towel in kerosene for extra punch (you will need a few) and start whipping.Then watch the $hit disappear. "Trust me" I have done this alot. Pledge works too like Pam to help keep the rubber from sticking. :usa:

 

[kartelan02]

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