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Goo Gone is fersure good stuff, but if you wanna save a dime or ain't got no Goo Gone on the shelf then simply use the active ingredient itself.
Reach in the fridge and grab an orange....Peel it, eat the orange, then squeeze the peel so the juice sprays out on the stain....do it with a few peels, then wipe off the stain.
You just got yourself a dose of vitamin C and your scoot is all pretty too.
It's the citrus oil found in citrus rind that disolves the baked on gunk...it's also the main ingredient in Goo Gone.
When I had the Heritage the ol was always laying her boot heal on the pipe, so I carried a piece of 00 steelwool in a baggie and when we stoped it only took a second to rub off the rubber...didn't scratch the chrome either.
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