Help removing bio-diesel from paint
I just experienced the real negative issue of not being able to fill your own tank in Oregon. The attendant seemed to be very professional, but unfortunately he forgot to replace to filler cap. I on...
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Diesel is hard on paint. Biodiesel is even harder on paint. You can't wait two days to remove either and expect it to come right off. It diffuses INTO the paint and if you wash it twice a day for the next decade or so, MAYBE you will get most of it. For quick removal, I suggest sanding it down to bare metal and repriming/repainting.
I hope you prove me wrong. But I don't think so. I think it will continue to rise back to the surface every time you wash it off.
I hope you prove me wrong. But I don't think so. I think it will continue to rise back to the surface every time you wash it off.
