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#185968 Wed May 05 2010 05:30 PM
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Whats the tricks of cleaning up an old oil can while preserving the graphics?

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Roberts_Relics #185969 Wed May 05 2010 05:34 PM
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WARM SOAP AND WATER A PAPER SHOP TOWEL PERHAPS A TERRY CLOTH TOWEL. IN SOME CASES I JUST USE WD-40 AND PAPER TOWELS ON METAL OR COMPOSITE (PAPER) CANS. BE SURE TO TRY A SPOT ON THE BACK OF A CAN FIRST TO EXPERIMENT WHAT IT WOULD DO TO THE LABEL....DON'T WANT TO RUIN A CAN! HAVE FUN.

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Go slow, be care full, start on backside 1st till you know if graphics are coming off.
I use Lanolin Hand Cleaner W/O Pumice [grit], work a small area w/o a lot of pressure, wipe clean & rinse w/ water & dry. DO NOT leave hand cleaner on over night.

IF can has dents, I can remove most & re-lid.
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