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Weed eater gas tank turns black?
Why do the gas tanks on my handle held stuff turn black? Is it mildew or mold? Here are some pictures.
![]() ![]() ![]() Maybe it's just dirt. It doesn't affect anything other than look bad, these are fairly new, maybe 6 months old. Do you think it has something to do with them getting wet and being in the elements? Posted via Mobile Device |
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Just hose it off it's all good
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its just the fluids from the weedeater lightly getting on the outside and then dirt and other materials getting on it and making it look dirty
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Get a spray bottle of SuperKleen(degreaser, stain remover, etc)at one of your local auto parts suppliers--spray it on, let it set for 2 or 3 minutes then wash it off--a power washer works even better.
I buy SuperKleen by the 5 gallon jug and use a quart sized SureShot sprayer to apply. Everything I work on gets a power wash with SuperKleen. It does a great job on oil, grease, dirt, tires, grass stains, etc. One quick hint, DO NOT let the SuperKleen sit on painted surfaces for more than 2-3 minutes, particularly in direct sunlight, as will tend to dull painted surfaces--no apparent harm to plastics. Left on for long periods of time, it can soften the paint. |
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I can clean it off, I just hate it because its looks horrible and it's new equipment. I guess I have to keep in mind it doesn't hurt anything and these tools make our living so I doesn't matter too much what they look like because it doesn't affect the performance.
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Is there anything to put on the plastic? The sun is brutal on plastics
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