Pam cooking spray
I've read some of you fine folks spray Pam on the front of your RV's to help in cleaning bugs off of your front cap. Does it affect the decals (making them turn loose or become brittle)after a long ti...
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MPI_Mallard wrote:
....... and as WD40 is mostly fish oil and water.....
if doesn't move and it should,WD40!!
Partial hi-jack.
WD40 has more solvent properties than lubricating properties.
No need to waste WD40 on a front cap.
Many better choices for - "if it doesn't move and should" things:
SeaFoam Deepcreep
Kano Aerokroil
Zep 45 yellow label
Drummond American Open & Shut
JB 80
WD40 (but not for bugs)
etc. -
but easiest (and cheapest) is 50/50 mix of ATF & Acetone.
For a quick temporary fix - "Racer Tape" (duct tape) is ugly, but does well.
Depending on what you are "fixing" - JB Weld is lots better.
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Back to BUGS:
......DO NOT "PAM it"!
Red Max Pro (or Zep) coating - wash and used dryer sheets for stubborn bugs.
Don't want to (or didn't) wax or do the RMP or Zep?
Just wash & used dryer sheets for the bug removal.
Works great for your auto/s & trucks too - used dryer sheets won't harm the finish...:C
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