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Old 22-02-2006, 15:38   #1
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How do you care for your L.P. other than washing with soap and water? Such as removing stains and whatnot, I have just had windthief re-propped, due to being overpropped I had accumulated some blacksoot (I know unburnt fuel) at the exhaust exit, most of it came off but there is still a bit of a shadow. Any suggestions?

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