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    gas stains on powder coating

     



    anybody have a miracle for cleaning the yellow stain of a gas leak on a clear powdercoated intake? Have tried everthing in my arsenal.
    1970 El camino,454!!

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    Wish I could help. I too had a gas stain on powdercoat, on my drivers side rear FIA wheel on my Cobra when an A/N fuel line connection from the tank along the frame wasn't tightened down tight enough...it sprayed fuel all over the wheel. I tryed everything I could find and was recommened and nothing worked...cleaned it up somewhat using a mixture of Simple Green and acetone...it still left a lighter colored yellow stain on the wheel. I finally opted to have that wheel re-done.
    If anyone has a surefire method I too am interested
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    i do not know about powder coat but i clean all my metal with straight acetone. it gets paint, carbon, glue and everything else off without smearing it and leaves a nice shine. just do not use near rubber or plastics. i buy mine at the dollar store for .50 a bottle.
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