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Posted: August 10 2008 10:10 PM
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Dan Mixon (aka cat7195)
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| I blew an upper radiator hose today. Fortunately it was just as I was turning into the driveway. Of course antifreeze went everywhere. Unfortunately it stained all the engine compartment polished aluminum and the American Torque Thrust wheels cast aluminum centers. Any suggestions for removing the stains from the aluminum. Thanks. Dan |
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