[DeTomaso] Vedr: Cleaning up brake fluid?

[gudmund frøland]

I would just use plenty of wather and rather quick due to brakefluid wil distroy paint. Never mind the wather it wil dry soner ore later but a litle brakefluid wil do much more harm?



Den Mandag, 22. september 2014 8.17 skrev Ed Mendez <edducati at mac.com>:
 


   Got this off the net:

Instructions

    1.
          + 1
            Place a dry, lint-free microfiber cloth on the brake fluid
            stain if fresh. Lightly press on the cloth to try to absorb as
            much of the fluid as possible.
          + 2
            Mix the carpet or upholstery shampoo with water to make a
            solution, per the cleaner manufacturer's instructions.
          +
               o
          + 3
            Apply the solution to another lint-free microfiber cloth.
            Pre-treat the brake fluid stain with the solution by lightly
            blotting the stain with the cloth.
          + 4
            Vacuum the stained area using your carpet or upholstery
            cleaner, using the wet vacuum cleaner. Press the spray trigger
            on your cleaner to lightly spray shampoo solution on the
            stained area, brush the carpet with the soft-bristled brush to
            help break up the fluid, then vacuum the solution and brake
            fluid into the cleaner.
          + 5
            Run the wet vacuum cleaner back and forth over the carpet to
            pull as much water as possible from it, then allow the carpet
            to air-dry completely. Wait at least 12 hours and then dry
            vacuum the entire carpet, using the regular vacuum cleaner, to
            remove any dry solution residue potentially trapped in its
            threads or surface.

   Ed

   Read more
   : [1]http://www.ehow.com/how_5886548_clean-brake-fluid-carpet.html

   On Sep 21, 2014, at 22:59, Mike Drew via DeTomaso
   <[2]detomaso at poca.com> wrote:

     Guys,
     Just got home from a fantastic day beating on the Pantera at Laguna
     Seca with Bob Benson.  My new brakes work terrific (more on that
   later)
     but unfortunately, the contents of my rear brake circuit decanted
     themselves (either due to a cracked flare or a loose fitting) all
   over
     the inside of my trunk, soaking the carpet.
     Other than mopping up the carpets with paper towels, does anybody
   have
     any ideas as to how I can get rid of the fluid that has soaked the
     carpet?  Lacking any other guidance, I'm thinking of filling the
   front
     trunk with soapy water and letting it soak; if it doesn't leak out
   I'd
     then bail it out and finish with a shop-vac.
     Anybody got a better idea?
     Mike (still buzzing over coming over the blind hill, lifting slightly
     under the bridge, then burying the throttle again until just before
   the
     3-board for turn 2 and going from 120+ down to 45 in no
     time...whee!!!!!!)
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   I would just use plenty of wather and rather quick due to brakefluid
   wil distroy paint. Never mind the wather it wil dry soner ore later but
   a litle brakefluid wil do much more harm?
   Den Mandag, 22. september 2014 8.17 skrev Ed Mendez <edducati at mac.com>:
     Got this off the net:
   Instructions
       1.
             + 1
               Place a dry, lint-free microfiber cloth on the brake fluid
               stain if fresh. Lightly press on the cloth to try to absorb
   as
               much of the fluid as possible.
             + 2
               Mix the carpet or upholstery shampoo with water to make a
               solution, per the cleaner manufacturer's instructions.
             +
                 o
             + 3
               Apply the solution to another lint-free microfiber cloth.
               Pre-treat the brake fluid stain with the solution by
   lightly
               blotting the stain with the cloth.
             + 4
               Vacuum the stained area using your carpet or upholstery
               cleaner, using the wet vacuum cleaner. Press the spray
   trigger
               on your cleaner to lightly spray shampoo solution on the
               stained area, brush the carpet with the soft-bristled brush
   to
               help break up the fluid, then vacuum the solution and brake
               fluid into the cleaner.
             + 5
               Run the wet vacuum cleaner back and forth over the carpet
   to
               pull as much water as possible from it, then allow the
   carpet
               to air-dry completely. Wait at least 12 hours and then dry
               vacuum the entire carpet, using the regular vacuum cleaner,
   to
               remove any dry solution residue potentially trapped in its
               threads or surface.
     Ed
     Read more
     : [1][1]http://www.ehow.com/how_5886548_clean-brake-fluid-carpet.html
     On Sep 21, 2014, at 22:59, Mike Drew via DeTomaso
     <[2][2]detomaso at poca.com> wrote:
       Guys,
       Just got home from a fantastic day beating on the Pantera at Laguna
       Seca with Bob Benson.  My new brakes work terrific (more on that
     later)
       but unfortunately, the contents of my rear brake circuit decanted
       themselves (either due to a cracked flare or a loose fitting) all
     over
       the inside of my trunk, soaking the carpet.
       Other than mopping up the carpets with paper towels, does anybody
     have
       any ideas as to how I can get rid of the fluid that has soaked the
       carpet?  Lacking any other guidance, I'm thinking of filling the
     front
       trunk with soapy water and letting it soak; if it doesn't leak out
     I'd
       then bail it out and finish with a shop-vac.
       Anybody got a better idea?
       Mike (still buzzing over coming over the blind hill, lifting
   slightly
       under the bridge, then burying the throttle again until just before
     the
       3-board for turn 2 and going from 120+ down to 45 in no
       time...whee!!!!!!)
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