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Originally Posted by chernabog915
I apologize. Somewhere in the 3 or 4 times this has been copied and pasted from the original, the Barkeeper's Friend mix has been lost. It is roughly 2/3 water and 1/3 Barkeeper, not by cup, just regular measurement. I tend to keep it about the consistency of milk, maybe a little thicker, and use a hard bristle toothbrush to clean them. Just get a small coffee cup, and mix it in there, stir it up, and use the toothbrush to apply it. Scrub it out, then use HOT water to wash the brush out with, and then brush out the area you just hit with Barkeeper's Friend. Do this a few times. The BKF dries to a dusty white film, and takes a little work to get out completely.
Thanks for the help man.Originally Posted by pimpjobu
^^rafool, the yellow should come out with the rit. just follow the instructions and you should see results. you can use barkeeper's also. it's your choice. as far as the pl separation, either shoo goo or epoxy glue. i would go with the epoxy glue just because of the location that your gluing. as far as the yellowing happending, i don't know. maybe it was just really deep and the soap and water wasn't able to get it out.
Originally Posted by SBonly
anyone know how to clean 2001 og black cements?