Remove white lithium grease

[pnut]

Overspray of white lithium grease is all over the door jamb and various places. I want to remove it but so far P21s, purple power, and dawn all don't work.

Ideas?

[karburn]

Yikes. Maybe some type of tar or adhesive remover. 3M makes a good one. Stoner's has a product, too. Maybe try plain old alcohol first.

[DLB]

Surf City Garage's Road Trip.
The stuff will make tar come off like soap, so I would imagine it would break down the grease pretty well too.

My local Pep Boys carries the line.

DLB

[Finemess]

You could try some WD-40.

[loudog2]

That's some thick stuff. I use it on my Flex. Stoner's Tarminator would work.

[Jimmie]

That's some thick stuff. I use it on my Flex. Stoner's Tarminator would work.

:iagree:first product that I thought after you said the stuff that you tried didn't work.

[ScottB]

3M Wax and Adhesive Remover ... can get it locally as needed. Comes in spray or canister version as needed too.

[vwgtivw]

:iagree:

[Matt]

Just a question, was this used to grease the window tracks? Coz I'm looking to grease my window tracks and I was going to use White Lithium Grease.

If it's that hard to remove any overspray I'll have to make sure I'm extra careful to avoid any overspray.

[pnut]

Just a question, was this used to grease the window tracks? Coz I'm looking to grease my window tracks and I was going to use White Lithium Grease.

If it's that hard to remove any overspray I'll have to make sure I'm extra careful to avoid any overspray.

I was used on my door hinges (not by me). I have used it before though and it tends to splatter everywhere, not clean or easy to use in the spray can.

I'll try the 3m stuff (which I happen to have). Thank you.

[Mike Phillips]

Might also try Mineral Spirits.

Stoddard Solvent will work for sure, that's the non-flammable parts cleaning solvent you find in most automotive parts cleaners.

:)