Citranella Wax

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outlaw

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A while back one of my kid's picked up a broken citranella candle and placed it on an old Bar-b-q, Its a cast one and I didnt notice the candle melting on it, well needless to say I had planned on repainting it and putting a new handle on etc. My problem is cleaning where the wax melted and baked on in the sun, I have used boiling water, my P/W, clorox and some degreaser from Lowes that claims to work on wax (lol).
Any suggestions
Gav
 
Gav with all that money you're making just buy a new one and get it over with..


Then invite the gang here over for a break in BBQ, no hot suace for my steak.

Jon
 
Speaking of BBQ, I just acquire my turbo powered grill from SAMS. Stainless steel with a built in rotis burner. On my second tank of LP already. Come on over for some of the best ribbies on this side of the Mississippi.:)

On another note, the deck I am preping for sealer now teh cusotmer did not take my advise of getting a clear plexi glass sheet for under his grill. Needless to say, he has dripped grease on the new cedar. Need a suggestion in how to get out the few spots he got on it without using stripper. Ideas welcome.

Reed
 
Thanks Tony,

I have some in the garage, will give it a try.


reed
 
i know "ERA" the laundry detergent does a great job on removing heavy grease from your hands after working on your car. never tried it on wood though. that may work.


roy
 
Firering up the grill today after my sons Baseball Game, they played the Reds last night and drilled them15-0, got the Rangers today!
Burgers anyone?
Gav
 
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