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Re: What solution 4 cleaning painted/running engine?
[Re: RJS]
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10/26/15 07:57 PM
10/26/15 07:57 PM
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fullmetaljacket
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Re: What solution 4 cleaning painted/running engine?
[Re: fullmetaljacket]
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10/26/15 08:27 PM
10/26/15 08:27 PM
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mopar346
Let me tell ya about fat chicks!
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Let me tell ya about fat chicks!
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I use something called Formula 88, only $7 a gallon to, the onl y problem you'll have is it does seem to be available anywhere but Florida which really doesn't make sense since it is eco friendly. Works awesome, I have provided it to some friends and they cant believe the stuff. After it I will go over the engine and undercarriage with dish soap water like you wash the outside of the car and yes with the engine cold.
Careful, your character's showing!
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Re: What solution 4 cleaning painted/running engine?
[Re: fullmetaljacket]
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10/27/15 12:12 AM
10/27/15 12:12 AM
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Posts: 667 Los Osos, Ca
CKessel
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Citrus based degreaser, like from ZEP, works great. The citrus oil is like a solvent and will penetrate the slime buildup better than some others. Your foamy type cleaners, like GUNK, just sit on the surface and don't dissolve the goo. They will, however, trash painted surfaces by killing the paint. This applies to the purple cleaners too so be careful what you use. I like the ZEP orange cleaner. I have it in a 1 gallon pump up garden sprayer which works awesome for getting it where you can't by other methods because the spray wand gets wherever it can be poked into.
Carl Kessel
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