Baby Oil - The Insider Gen

Got a tip from a chap on Friday on cleaning up paintwork.
Baby Oil!

Browsing some narrowboats, chap said he was given the tip
by a car body shop bloke.

So I thought I would give it a try - bought some at the
supermarket - checked the label for ingredients:

"Paraffinum Liquidum, Parfum"

I gave it a try on a stubborn black mark/scratch on the
back wing of the Alfa - worked a treat!

**** nose what effect it has on babies bums!

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Looks like Rab C Nesbit.

 

Contractor I used to know used shit loads of it to clean up some
stainless steel cladding on a building

 

Works as a temporary fix - looks shite very quickly, though, and it's a
bitch to clean off.

 

**** Nose ? didn't I see that in a film..... err no.... OK as you
were.....

 

You should use T-cut for them.

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So does mayonaise and so does engine oil, but all of them are masks not a
fixes.

 

SteveH escribió:

Hope not. I'm using it to treat the manky skin on my face. It seems the
operation has killed the surrrounding skin or summat. It actually quite
hurts and itches like ****. And the skin's falling off. Nice.

 

If it hurts, it's not dead. So that's a plus

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Triumph Sprint ST 1050: It's blue, see.
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