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My car was liberally fish oiled by the panel beater I used a long time ago. Now that I'm re-restoring it, I need to remove a lot of it. I hate this stuff.

Does anybody have any good tips for efficiently removing it?

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Try and get the bulk off with mineral turps/paint thinners.  Remaining residue might be susceptable to acetone, or if you can find it use dichloromethane/methylene chloride - be careful that is the active ingredient in paint strippers   

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14 hours ago, markw said:

My car was liberally fish oiled by the panel beater I used a long time ago. Now that I'm re-restoring it, I need to remove a lot of it. I hate this stuff.

Does anybody have any good tips for efficiently removing it?

 

 

Do you need to remove it? .. Fish oil does a good job of denying rust a start..

 

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Hi guys.  I've just done a job on the inside front door of my 80 series.  I tried turps, isopropyl alcohol and white spirits.  The winner? - white spirits.  Just had to use a number of rags to wipe away the old fish oil and a bit elbow grease, plus a of scrubbing with a brillo pad.  Worked a treat.

Stuart

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