Oil clean up. What is that stuff?

[Bounce001]

Have used 'Damp Rid' crystals in the garage with great results. Leave over night and clean up the next day. Don't know how it works but it does!

[cowpoos]

do you know how I can get hold of Johnnt Burkhart. i think I have a trophy of his. Looks awesome on my mantle.....

Give mark anderson a ring and dave anderson suzuki in masterton....

[Skunk]

VMCC use 'Flour of Lime'. RD1 stock it. Cowpoos can explain its normal use I'd think.

[cowpoos]

VMCC use 'Flour of Lime'. RD1 stock it. Cowpoos can explain its normal use I'd think.

u mean lime flour???? [calcuim carbonate crushed to a fine flour]

[Kiwi Graham:Me]

Of all the options out there the choice made for HD seems a bit odd. Its very gritty which 'sits' on the surface and does require the marshalls to brush it completly away (or use the blower). other compounds I've come across brush 'into' the surface. Anything left over after the clean up on the surface can be dodgy to ride over and tiny ball bearings have got to be the worst.

I said in another thread I went round in the pace car during the clean up (right place right time) deliberatley running over the stuff used to soak up the oil, if the outside wheels were on the stuff even the car moved around (not so bad with the inside wheels on it). I dont understand why a compound such as this is used on such a smooth surface.

[Clivoris]

u mean lime flour???? [calcuim carbonate crushed to a fine flour]

I believe that's what they might call it in the back paddock, but we tend to be a little more sophisticated in Latteland/Welly.