I recently bought a ’67 Corvette and I’m restoring it. But it’s next to impossible to get the grease and oil out of my hands with regular soaps. What would you recommend?

I recently bought a ’67 Corvette and I’m restoring it. But it’s next to impossible to get the grease and oil out of my hands with regular soaps. What would you recommend?

My old man’s a classic car nut. He’s gone through enough soaps to settle on one, and that’s Cherry Bomb ($100, available on amazon.com). The guy swears by it. It gets rid of dirt and grime in seconds and, better yet, it won’t roughen or damage your skin. Another good method is mixing dish soap [...] By Sharp Staff

My old man’s a classic car nut. He’s gone through enough soaps to settle on one, and that’s Cherry Bomb ($100, available on amazon.com). The guy swears by it. It gets rid of dirt and grime in seconds and, better yet, it won’t roughen or damage your skin. Another good method is mixing dish soap and sugar (which acts as a pumice). The grease won’t come off as quickly, but it works.

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