Any suggestions?

I recently bought a "new" old dash for my '37, sandblasted it and then tried to remove a few parts but they were really frozen so I ended up soaking the rusty nust, bolts and assemblies in Liquid Wrench...

Today finally I was able to get all the parts off so the dash is almost ready for paint, but now it has some of residual Liquid Wrench and WD-40 on a couple of surfaces as well as some nice greasy fingerprints frown

What would the best product be to get as much of this stuff off the dash as possible in preparation for primer and paint? Any suggestions?

Thanks for your help...

~Trev

It's a sin to crush old tin...
My 1955 Belair's Webshots Album
My 1937 Chevy Pickup's Webshots Album (now sold)
Stovebolt link to my 1937 Chevy 1/2-Ton Pickup (now sold)
Stovebolt link to my 1936 Chevy 1/2-Ton Pickup Truck (now sold)