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Default Rabbit + Oil

Does anyone know how to clean engine oil off a Rabbit? Marshal has been in the garage under the kit car!

Oil all over his back!

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Suppose your washing machine doesn't have a programme for that
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I would use some washing up liquid and scrub the bugger. Shouldn't irritate the skin.
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blow lamp and scrappeer should do the trick hope thei helps:flower:
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If you roll him around in the oil, it'll spread evenly and you'd never tell. :jimmeh
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what colour is your rabbit?

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