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Motor Oil Trick for Detailing Car !!!

September 7, 2010 By 17 Comments

this is just something i found out 2day while washing my car .... i had changes my motor oil during the summer and i guess i got some on the black plastic underneath the hood of the car and that stain is still sitting there ( just on the black plastic )......and it works great for a polish ...now note do not get motor oil on cars finish as it may harm the paint job in the long run... but in my case i had plastic trim going all around the car and seen how it polished it... and it work great the trucks looks better that ever !....now VERY IMPORTANT! use gloves when working with motor oil as i didnt ... motor oil is not good for your skin if its on to long!!! but yeah i thought i just post this video and see what ppl think about this little discovery .....so yeah...subscribe, rate ,comment !

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  • raymundolundo

    smart man…thats awesome

  • DisInfoWars

    Will this take away scrapes from a plastic black plastic bumper similar to yours?

  • lambo4real

    its should stain the scrape much ….but its not gonna take it away

  • juggalointhehousefu

    if you ever get your shop let me no i will co down there dam cool trick

  • hofmacks

    Good idea. How long does the shine stay on for?

  • ninjaplease123

    where there any stains after it rained?

  • fastestdirtbug

    yes! go for a magnum, my dads getting one and once i get my G2 next month i’m deffenitly sharing it with him :) ! watched your amp and sub tutorial and its sick! probably going to wire that up on my moms buick rendevouz with some old dual 12″ Proton subwoofers i got kickin around and go buy a amp from some place.

  • shivam220

    if ur bumpers arent black like his n there painted u can use gasoline and scrap off those white marks from like scrapping a car or w/e and lambo4real is a gr8 guy!

  • 00mustange

    yea of course it is shinny your putting OIL on it….

  • brunnettegoddess

    i use old motor oil to detail my engine bay lol

  • 3vo16

    lol… you’re not very smart. Because after you use motor oil to detail your car, after a few days you will see that the dust sticks very good into the motor oil :) ), and it will look like shit :D . and it’s kinda hard to clean it, because you can’t get it off with just simple water.

  • lambo4real

    @3vo16 if that was the case how come ive neva seen dust marks on da whip cuzzo ….. fuk outta here with that shit dawg!!!!

  • 3vo16

    @lambo4real oooow damn, i’ve forgot that i’m not living in USA, and in USA dust doesn’t exist :D . Sorry, but no, realy that dust will stick like hell to de oily parts, if you ever have seen an engine with oil like, did you like how it was? all black,oily and dirty ? think about it :) . i’m not teasing you, i’m just trying to say my point. halla at you , peace out my afro american friend

  • lambo4real

    @3vo16 lol u a funny dude !!! but just note in my defense ive only done tht once ….and this vid is old ….. but yeah cheers to where eva your from doe muh dude !

  • PACER2320

    Never heard of using motor oil although transmission fluid works wonders. Thanks for sharting.

  • dem1275

    This has to be a wind up?

  • bigh4th

    I dunno about putting used motor oil on the trim. There is a small ammount of fuel in the old oil that could possibly cause your eat at the plastic trim and cause it to get brittle.

    I’d be tempted to get a cheap-ass quart of no-name oil and use that before I’d put used oil on my stuff. Don’t see were clean oil would hurt it as plastic is just a petrolium by-product anyways.