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Subject: Re: [LML] Belly Wash
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babyblue wrote:

> Could anyone recommend a good safe wash for exhaust stains on the 
> belly of my ES ?  Thankyou.
>  
> Don Grabiel N722B

Don,
Recently I read on the Lancair Mailing List that "Agent Orange" hand 
cleaner WITHOUT PUMICE works very well.  It is available almost 
anywhere, Home depot, Grainger, etc. and is the typical hand cleaner 
used by mechanics in any industry.  It is cheap.  Makes sense to me and 
I am going to try it.  let me know what you find out.

Bryan
N132BB