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Originally Posted by WAGON_R Racoon, you are going in a very wild direction by putting such costly brake fluids onto the tyres.
just get a cotton ball/ rack dipped in kerosene and apply on it. surely it will come out. i had done the same thing when the puncture guy had put oil paint on my tyre for identification. in my case it was yellow |
Well, a lot of people here adviced brake fluid. And I one of its properties is that its corrosive to paints. Hence I thought of trying it first. But it didn't work! Btw, its not costly - the 100 ml bottle of KBX DOT 3 fluid cost me Rs. 28/- So wasted more time than money. Quote:
Originally Posted by shabahmad Take car for washing. Those guys used to have kerosine with them. Try your luck there.
Kerosine is also used as thinner in some cases. |
Right... I belive the MASS I go to uses diesel. But its very far. Will have to see if I can find a washing centre nearby. Quote:
Originally Posted by greenhorn how about fighting fire with fire - black paint |
Would rather not fight a mess with another mess... |