Cooking grease
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bwiele Are you using the regular Oil Flo Safety Solvent or the Oil Flow Safety Solvent 141?
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bwiele I'm surprised to hear you say it is safe to use on leather. Where I work they buy that stuff by the gallon and use it for cleaning everything from graffiti to that black floor adhesive. It works great but never thought to use it on my car. I will try it for tree sap. Thanks.
I'm not aware of more than one version - I'm pretty sure mine is the original and not the 141.
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[Apologies to the OP for derailing your thread. But it looks like your story ended already with a happy ending so hopefully no big deal!]
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Strange. Then, I'd say it wasn't "grease" on your car. Or the "grease" reactive with other surface contaminants, and made the dirt more difficult to remove. The clay just “sanded” the dirt off. As designed to do.
Glad it's resolved.
That area now needs to be re-waxed, since the clay removed the coating.
Glad it's resolved.
That area now needs to be re-waxed, since the clay removed the coating.