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Clean and soak up the spilled liquid as usual with rags and throw them out. Apply foam-type engine degreaser to the area and scrub. A few times. Cover the area COMPLETELY heavily with speedy-dry or cat litter, cover with a plastic sheet, and leave it as is for days, even weeks.

What is it spilled on ?

Awesome post. Thank you.

Fast slow molasses is better than slow slow molasses, eh ?

Really ? That's as slow as molasses !

I heard it's slow.

I got a 55 year old beam type I got back then, and a dial-indictor type I got... later.

Let's take a look... Ooh, I must say, pretty good.

Oooh... I get it. A Mopar garage door vs. a GM garage door. :D

I did one on mine years ago, sorta forgot how I did it. All I know is that it's important to have that metal safety line going through the spring in case of failure.

I do have a newer, clamp-on type light... but 'ol reliable with it's numerous melted marks cable, still works.

My older Craftsman is about 55 years old, still has the spring attachment to the #1 spark plug post. Still works. Been through hell.

Really ? I got the same band-style wrench I've used on BB Mopars ( as well as many other models) for over 55 years. You don't need anything else.

Anything but NOT FLOURESCENT BULBS !!! in recent years, they've gone to absolute suck, burning out very quickly. I changed a few years ago to LED.

A good point to bring up to the OP. What do you/will you have to support the lift ?

I like the old doors . But, your doors look great !

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It's in the same place where I put my longboard sander, that I can't find.

I have a spray wand that I plug my compressor air line, and there's a tube that dips into whatever container of solution desired ( soap, detergent,degreaser, etc.). It's very old, don't know if they make something like it anymore. How about a garden-type gizmo, and use liquid soap instead of...