another good product is simple green. it is biodegradable but caution, it seems to eat away at your boots. we use this stuff for every thing.
it's not cheap, but is the ducks nuts. $850 for a 44 gallon drum. (we use a lot of it). we got it from blackwoods, don't know of anyone else that sells it.
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Cleaning your engine bay after 4wding
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I used that stuff when I was in the US. I wasn't impressed with it.simkell wrote:another good product is simple green. it is biodegradable but caution, it seems to eat away at your boots. we use this stuff for every thing.
it's not cheap, but is the ducks nuts. $850 for a 44 gallon drum. (we use a lot of it). we got it from blackwoods, don't know of anyone else that sells it.
It's also corrosive to many things.
I found normal dishwashing detergent worked far better than simple green and was also biodegradable.
Re: Cleaning your engine bay after 4wding
go to soapy wheels car and truck wash at 138 milperra road revesby,we are on yellow pages online,or check soapywheels.com.au,or just call 97731183,0424444650,0414252360ADEM wrote:Hey fellas, just wondering wat everyone uses after a big day offroading? Just water or is there better stuff for the engine?
Re: Cleaning your engine bay after 4wding
soapy wheels wrote:go to soapy wheels car and truck wash at 138 milperra road revesby,we are on yellow pages online,or check soapywheels.com.au,or just call 97731183,0424444650,0414252360ADEM wrote:Hey fellas, just wondering wat everyone uses after a big day offroading? Just water or is there better stuff for the engine?
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Well they are all following you...
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Went to 3 different stores before finding a store that stocks Kenco Shift-it...
And Holeyyyy shiete does it do an awesome job on grime that's been in one spot for years...
Sprayed it straight on, left it for 10 mins, gave it a bit of elbow grease and sprayed it off.
The mrs just drove off with my car which has the camera cable in it, but I'll post up pics shortly!
Another one for Kenco shift-it!
And Holeyyyy shiete does it do an awesome job on grime that's been in one spot for years...
Sprayed it straight on, left it for 10 mins, gave it a bit of elbow grease and sprayed it off.
The mrs just drove off with my car which has the camera cable in it, but I'll post up pics shortly!
Another one for Kenco shift-it!
Don't expect to see my recipe, until I receive my cheque and collection fee
Found it at Autobahn in Mentone, Vic.stuee wrote:Can people post up the stores that actually stock this kenco stuff. I've been to a variatey of different places over here and none have had it yet :(
Im going to have to resort to using the phone soon
Thumbs up!
Don't expect to see my recipe, until I receive my cheque and collection fee
There's a cheap 3-in-1 one cleaner I found selling at Go-Lo, i'ts that 5 star brand or something.
Probably the same stuff, I used in on my rocker covers etc during my recent overhaul along with a brush and it worked great. The Quad Cam V8 letters are bright white again lol...
Anyways, it's only $2 a can. Problems are it smells potent (like old school ammonia or something) and didn't seem to last that long before empty. Comes out as a white foam. But for $2, bargain
I bought one in the shop yesty to try, made by the WD40 people, will let you's know how it works. It was about $4 a can, really heavy too.
The tall orange can:
Probably the same stuff, I used in on my rocker covers etc during my recent overhaul along with a brush and it worked great. The Quad Cam V8 letters are bright white again lol...
Anyways, it's only $2 a can. Problems are it smells potent (like old school ammonia or something) and didn't seem to last that long before empty. Comes out as a white foam. But for $2, bargain
I bought one in the shop yesty to try, made by the WD40 people, will let you's know how it works. It was about $4 a can, really heavy too.
The tall orange can:
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