[GreenKeys] Removing old labels from ASR 33

[Bruce Gentry]

Brake fluids contain esters, chemicals that are related to alcohols. It 
attacks any form of lacquer coating quite viciously. I spent a great 
deal of time in my youth working at my father's garage. We dispensed 
brake fluid from gallon cans with large rubber squeeze bulbs, and while 
carrying them to and from a vehicle, exercised great care not to spill 
it on painted  surfaces.

On 5/7/16 11:25 PM, Dave Horsfall wrote:
> On Sat, 7 May 2016, Bruce Gentry wrote:
>
>> Brake fluid also dissolves many adhesives and paints. It's out of the
>> question if the part you want to clean is painted, but if it's colored
>> plastic, try it on a hidden test spot first, giving it a day or so to
>> work.
> I don't know what's in brake fluid, but what I do know is that it
> certainly dissolves car duco, as I found out the hard way when I was a
> young sprog with my first car...
>
>
>
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