Subject	Re: Peanut Oil Trim Trick Question
Posted by	outkaZTT on April 03, 2003 at 9:43 AM
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In Reply To	Peanut Oil Trim Trick Question posted by ssshakey on April 03, 2003 at 09:25 AM
Message	I thought the same before I did mine but I decided to go with the peanut oil because it was recomended and it ended up working great! Im sure you could use any other oil but I know peanut BUTTER is a great tool for breaking things up (gum in hair, etc.) so I figure maybe the oil has the same ingredient that does that as well? I'd be interested to know if the other oils work as well when it comes to taking off the wax and oxydation...if you decide to try it post and let us all know. couple before and afters:
Follow Ups	Peanut Oil Trim Trick Question - ssshakey 09:25:24 04/03/03 why ask why, u can try them and report back - Red ZX (SoCal) 09:28:55 04/03/03 Re: Peanut Oil Trim Trick Question - outkaZTT 09:43:37 04/03/03 It actually the oil in the PB being used to treat the rubber - Pats300zx 11:00:27 04/03/03 Does peanut oil have corrosive characteristics? For - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 11:32:49 04/03/03 Solution: Don't get it on your paint (n/m) - U ZCREAM 11:34:26 04/03/03 WOW :) (n/m) - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 11:37:44 04/03/03 I wouldn't think so but I'm not 100% sure. - SeedyROM 12:11:32 04/03/03 Cool. (n/m) - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 12:34:09 04/03/03 why dont ya do some research milo, would prob. take 2 mins (n/m) - LedZep(Ready for a TT) 12:29:59 04/03/03 have you ever had Boardwalk Fries? - Spee 12:19:31 04/03/03 Doesn't seem like a Trick Question to me ;c) Since - sebring1970 (robo) 12:28:48 04/03/03 I did it last night and it worked for me, just let it sit fo - Iced Z 13:49:18 04/03/03
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