How to Use Oil Film Remover?
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Thoroughly sand the area that needs repair, then apply glue to the area that needs repair. Use an electric soldering iron to weld the damaged area. First, tilt the oil tank to temporarily stop the oil leak. Wipe the leaking area, apply glue to the leaking area, and wait for the glue to dry.
I learned this trick from a car mechanic – the degreaser only works if you follow the steps correctly. First, thoroughly clean the windshield, especially the top edge where wipers can't reach. Shake the bottle for 30 seconds before opening to mix the liquid evenly, and apply it in a shaded area to avoid direct sunlight. Pour a coin-sized amount onto a sponge and spread it in circular motions across the entire glass in a crisscross pattern, applying extra layers on areas with glaring reflections. Wait five minutes until the grease turns into bead-like droplets, then rinse it off with clean water and scrub firmly with a dry towel. Make sure to completely remove any residue, or else the wipers will skip annoyingly. After cleaning, test the wipers by spraying water, and repeat this process every two months for best results.